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THE

GRAMMAR
HERALDRY:

O R,

Gentleman^s Vade Mecum^ Sec.

CONTAINING

I. Rules of Blazoning, Cautions and Obfervations,

II. Praaical Dire£tions for Marshalling; with
Difcourfes on the feveral Parts ( or Ornaments ) of
an Atchievement.

III. A Large Colleflion of Akms, by way of Ex-

ample, Alphabetically digefted.

J With TWO APPENDICES^

And a Li s T of the Subfcribers; to moft of them their
Arms andTitles.The whole adorn'd with proper Cuts.

By SJMVEL KENT.

"The Second Edition.

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T O

The moft Illuftrious

AND

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Princefs ANNE;

Eldeft Daughter to His Royal Highnefs
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S. Kent:

THE

PREFACE

r

Reader*

GW I L LI M, that Learned and Judwlous tjtn-
tleman^ having by his Difpky, freed Heraldiy
from the Charge of Confufion sunder which it la-
bour d^ thereby tngagd the Gentry of this JSfation to the
Study of it J a^ a neceffary and ufefid Art: But natwith-
jianaing his Performance^ excellent in its kind^notwithfiand-
ing the many Books fines written^ by others^ the Glory of
Heraldry to been ever fince rather decaying than encreaf-
■^^Si T^^ Reafons of which I conceive to he^ Want of
fuitabie Methods to teach^ -of Enccurdgemem to praBice^
or due Deference paid to fuch .as profefs the Mrt, The
two lajk are out of my FrovincCj hut 1 endeavour in this
to fzirnifl) thee with Methods of learmng^ in Hopes to
hring thee into a Habit of loving it.

Tet I would not he mifiaken j Let no one think Ifet zap
this J as A Standard to try ail Ccntrcverfies of Arms by j
for I confefs with all Humility j that 1 am (like others}
fuhjeB to Errors^ and for a Work ofthk Nature^ far zm-
Jit^ My defign thenj isj (in Order to take away yet far-
thery the principal OhjeSiion againfi Heraldry) to prefent
thee with fome General Rules j in which 'tis impofjlhle t&
■mifiake ^ fome Particular ones^ confi't m^d by Authentick
Writjer^^ azid Ccmmm Frai}i€e'^ with fuch E^Kamples as

arc

vi The Preface.

are fcatterd up and down in Boohj &c» If I have mif-
taken (as I believe I fo?netimes have') I defire thofe whofe
j^rms they are fet for^ as well as thofe who have granted
er recorded them^ to excufe that Error -y hecaufe I have
mojily committed them by too clofe following the Authors
I tranfcrib'd from., in whofe time Bearings might poffibly
differ from what they are now, 1 fay then^ that fuch as
woud without Fear of Challenging^ be affur d of their true
Arms J ought to feek them in^that Place which the Law
has made their Repojitoryj and not here-, where they are
incerted rather as Examples of Bearing and Blaz^on^ than
real J authoritative Armsj tho indeed they are fuck

^ I likewlfe defire the Reader to obferve^ that the Me-
thod I proposed J of Printing the Arms of all the Peers j
C^'c» would have left but little Room for the Arms of
Gentlemen^ and then 'twere impoffible to give you all the
Forms of Bearing '^ and on the other Fland^ to have made
the Book much larger ^ tho fome might like it-, woud cer-
tainly have been dlfpleafing to the Majority : So that I am
not to be refl-eEled on-, but rather thanked^ for not jHcking
to my own Propofalsj feeing what I have done is more ad-
vantagious to the Buyer than that could have been : And
this is the reafm of that Deficiency there feems to be in
the Alphabet of Examples., which really is not a Deficien-
cy ^^ bccaufe I never pretended to infert all the Names in
Engfand-, which could not be contain d in fix times the
Bulk.

On this Account I forbear making Excufes for that not
above 1200 Arms are found here in all'-, they being (as I
have obfervd) enough for aG RA MMA R-, the Multi-
plicity of Coats which foms People perhaps expetled., would
better fuit the Title of D ICTIONART. However ^
in this Cafe, my little Grammar of 6s. Is on a Level with
the Voluminous Gwillim of 35/. their falaclom Propo-
fals containing a Promlfe of more Additions than the whole
Book will contain-, as I can eafily make out.

I have added fever al Arms without Cuts-, fome ufeful
Obfervations and Catalogues^ more than propos'dj which

The Preface. vii

1 doubt not hut thou wilt he well fatisfyd with^ efpecial-
ly hecaufe they take up no Room hut that of white Paper,

As for the Subfcribers Arms^ and what is [aid of'emj
I am not to anfwer for any thing therein^ having printed
no more than what they authorized me to do^ and is what
they will anfwer.

There are fome Faults efcap'd the Prefs^ which I have
difcernd and taken Notice of elfewhere ', there are more
(perhaps) which are Faults-, hut not to my Knowledge:
For the firfi Sort., as they are fmaH and fewj I hope to he
forgiven^ of the other I defire to be informed.

I am certain (with the Candid) I have fufflciently in-
terceded for a favourable Acceptance of my firfi confidera-
hle Attempt^ which they will be farther indeed to^ when
they confider that Horace himfelf did no Wonders^ 'till
he was twelve Tears older than I am. But however^ to
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their Palates better ^ 'ere I write again.

But I had alm.oft forgot to beg Pardon on the Cutter s
Behalf .y which he has defird me to do^ when any Thing
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T HE

ix:

THE

GRAMMAR

O F

HERALDRY.

ALtKo' I had defign^d noth-iiig leis than to Iwelf
this Treatife into a large Voluinn, yQt the Mul-
tiplicity of Coats, that came, importuning for
Admittance into fo ufeful a Tra(ft5 have oblig'd me to
enlarge it beyond my firft Intentions *, for which Rea-
fon I Ihall drop the Account I would elfa have given^
of the Invention J Antiquity and Dignity of Arms^ left
it prove too Cumberfonie for the Pocket: Only, in
brief we may obferve. That in the very earliefl Ages
after the Flood, Nations began to diftinguifh them-
felves by Armorial Enfigns or Devices , infomuch that
fome fay OJlyris (Grandfon of Noah) was the Inve'nter
of 'em, and that his own Device was, Jupiter ^ a Scep-
ter Royal in pale, infigned at the Top with an Eye^
5oL

All the flourifhing Kingdoms and States of the Old
(or Poetick) World,- that were any thing civil iz'd, had
^ different Portraiii: on their Shields, for Diftinftion^

h the

X Tlje GRAMMAR

the Athenians-i who were Schollars, bore an Owly tk^j
Bird of Pallasj their Goddefs of WiBom •, the Perfiansy
who ufed Bows an Arrows, had them for their En-
flgns^ the Romans^ an Eagle '^ xkt Egyptians-, an Oxc\
the Phrygians^ a Swine '^ and the Warlike Thraciansy
bore Mars the God of Battle.

The more Savage Countries (in Imitation of their
Neighbours^ took up the Fafhion by Degrees, and fo
the Scythians painted a Thunderbolt in their Shields j
the Coralif a People oiPontm-i bare tm Wheels,

The Heroes, of whom we read in Homer ., ^irgHj
and other Poets, had their Shields adorn'd with fome
diilinguifhing Figure *, Achillis had on his, the Celefii-
Sphere', Amphiarins-, a Dragon^ Capaneus-, the Hydra',
Polynicesj a Sphinx', Agamemnon, a Lion; Vlyjfes^ a
Dolphin ', Perjem, Medufa's Head, &c. Thefe Inftan-
ces are fufficient to fhow the Antiquity of Arms, and
in ibme IVleafure, the Dignity and Ufe of them. I
haften therefore (in the two following Chapters^ to
give fuch plain Dire^lions for Blaz^on and Marfialling,
as are adapted to the meanefl, yet worthy to be re-
garded by thofe of the higheft Capacity.

Chap. I. Of Blas^on.

BLAZON, Striaiy taken, fignifies, the Explica^
tion of Arms, in apt and fignificant Terms *, more
largely, it is taken for a Difplay of the Vertues of the
Bearers of Arms. A certain French Armorift has com-
prehended both in a Word, viz. To Blaz^on is to exprefi
what the Shapes, Kinds, and Colours of things born in
Arms are, together with their apt Significations. This
Chapter will contain Nine Sections, whereof the firft
is,

Seft* L

of HE^JLVXY, xi

Seft. L Rules of Blaz^oning in GencraL

I. T N Blazoning you muft ufe an advifed Deliberati-
* on before you enter' thereinto, for having once
begun, it argues an inconfiderate Folly to recall what
you have faid.

2. The fewer Words you make ule of in blazoning
a Coat, the better it is blazoned: Be cautious how-
ever, that while you endeavour to be Ihort, you are
not myfterious, and that you omit nothing which
ought to be mention'd.

3. In Blazon you mult take fpecial Heed to Words,
for Arms differently blazoned ceafe to be the fame 9
and tho* one Coat may be blazoned two ways, yet
they do then both come to the (ame, the Phrafe only
chang'd, as in the Arms of Akelorit of Gloucefierflj, in
the following Sheets.

4. You muft not be too full of Conceits in Blazon,
nor over forward of Speech.

5. You muft uie no Repetition of Words, in th^
fell lame Coat, vix.. the Names of Metals, Colours or
Furrs, the Numbers of Ordinaries or Charges-, but ei^
pecially not of the Words

For the Repetition of thefe, is reckon*d
an unpardonable Crime. /

How to vary your Words, to avoid this Fault, yon
may fee among others in the Arms of Cecil E. of Sor
lisburyf jiddtfon^ Atkins of Sapenon.

6, In blazoning you muft have Regard to the things
that are born in Arms, and to what they may be re-
fcmbled, whether Natural or Artificial, and fo com-
mend them accordingly.

7, &gin to blazon with the Field, then proceed to
the Charge, if any be : Alfo, if there be more Charges

b i thaa

sU The GRAMMAR

than one, you muft evermore name that firft, which
is fuppos'H to lie neareft the Fields fee the Arms of
Dyxton^ Capt. Aldridge^ VilUers E. of Jerfey^ &c.

8. The Arms of Gentlemen, Knights, and all Pei?-
fons not enobled, are to be blazoned by Metals and
Colours \ all the Degrees of Nobility have their Arms
blazoned by Precious Stones*, Emperors, Kings and
Princes, by Planets^ as hereafter will appear more
plainly, by Rule and Example.

Set^. IL Accidents of Arms,

nr Hofe are called Accidents^ which are not Neceffary
"*■ Pans^ but fuch as being taken away or chang'd,
tht Subftance of the Arms is ftili the fame. They are
two, Tinctures and Differences,

Paragraph i. Tinclure is the different Hew of Arms,
and things born therein ^ and is common to the Diifei'-
ences, as well as to the Arms themfelves.

Timfiure is either of Colour or Furr.

Diatriba i. We have nothing to do here with the
N'Uural Colour of Things f tho' that alfo muft be care-
fully regarded^ but our Bufmefs is to make mention of
fach Colours only as are us'd in Heraldry ^ and they
are Nine, viz,.

Two Simple, as White and Mack.

Seven Mixt, as iB.edy TeUow-y Green^ BleW') Purple^
%twny and Sanguine,

Note I. The Two laft fcldom ferve for the Co-
lours of Fields, being called Stainand Colours^ and ufed
to fignify fome Difgrace, or Blemifh of Honour or Ver-
tue, in the Bearer *, as you may read in the 3d Se6li-
on of this Chapter, in the 2d. Diat. of the ift. Parag.

Note 2. White and Tellow are called Metals-^ repre-
fenting Silver and Gold, the reft Colours.

Note ^. That Coat is affuredly falfe, wherein there
is Metal upon Metal only, or Colour upon Colour on-
ly, that is. Gold upon Silver, Silver on Gold, Blew,
Red, &^^ ^pon one another ; But this Rule ceafe, if

of HE(^JtD%t xiii

a Goat be Paly^ Barry-, Quarterly^ Checklej OT Party
per Pale J Chevron^ &:c.

Note 4. In blazoning the Arms of Gentlemen, &c<f

Tellow ") Wr.

White I Argents

Red I Gutes,

Blew I A^ure^

Black J>is called <{ Sahle.

Green | . * V^ert,

Purple I Purpurea

Tawney \ Tenne^

Sanguine j {^Sanguine.

O

o

[Topaz.,
Pearl,
Ruby,
Saphire,
Diamond,
Emerald,
Amethyft,
Jacynthe,

{Sardonix*

iS)

bX)

C
• I— I

o

rsoL

Luna,

Mars.

Jupiter^

Saturn.

VenuSo

Mercury,

<

'^ ■£ Dragon S'Head»
^ {^Dragon S'Tail,

Diat. 2- OfFurrs-j and they are in Heraldry, White \
j^rmine^ which confifts of Whit^ diftinguirfi'd with
Black Spots J Ermynes^ which is Black powder'd wii"h
White y Ermmoisj Black powdey'd with Yellow ^ P^-
^z;/, the contrary *, Ermynites^ the fame with Brmyn^^
only it has a Hair of Red on each Side the Black.

There are other Sorts of Doublings (or Furrs) dif^
fering from thofe I have mentioned, in Form and Name.

I. Ferrey^ which is compounded of Argent and A-
zure *, an Example of which is in Dr. Atterhurys^ Mr»
'Aft on s ofGloucefi, and many other Coats.

But if your F^errey confift of any other Metal, Goloiir
pr Furr, and not fjointlyj of Argent and Azure, you
muft fay Ferrey of fuch a Metal and Colour or Furr ^
fee the Arms of Duffeldj Bfiantm and Drake of Gref-
(oWi .

2* Poi

xiv Tl7e GRAMMAR

2. Poteni-Coweter^Poteftt^ of which fbecauie I do not
remember to have feen it in all my Colledions) the
I^orm follows.

Neither do I find that it is fix'd to
any Colours, but that the Blazoner is
to nam^ thofe whereof it does at any
time confift.

3. p^alre, which (as (bme will have it) confifts of
four Colours together, viz.. Argent, Gules, Or and
Sa,ble-, but I chufe ^with GwiUam) to make it the fame
as Verrey.

Parag. 2. Differences'^ Differences tire extraordinary
jidditamentSj whereby Bearers of the fame Coat- Armour
are difiinguifh'd each from others^ and their nearnefs to
the Principal Bearer is demonftrated. \

r Ancient <^
Differences are < or

y.Modern.

Diat. T. ,For Differences in ancient Times they us*d
3ordures and Imbordiirings of feveral Sorts.

The Plain Border firft, which is faid to refemble the
Fimbria's the Ifraelites wore on their Garment : And
in blazoning niufl be called a Border^ without menti-
oning its Plainnefs. The Content of the Border, is
fhie fifth Part of the Field.

Note. When the Field and Border are both of one
Tinfture, you are not then to fay. He heareth a Bor-
der j but He heareth fuch a Metaly Colotrr or Furr^ Im-
bordurcd,

Befides this, there are other Borders, which confift
of one Tinrture only, but being composed of the dif-
jferent Lines, hereafter mentioned, havfe quite another
form* iVom

Note. Some Borders confift of more Colours than
one ( thefe are moftly compos*d of the ftrait Line )
«ind are

r Cmnter-Componedt as in the Exa^iple following.

He beareth Azure, a Border Ojmter^
compmed^ Or and Guks.- — — Cotinter-
compony confifteth of no more than z
Tracts.

Oj^che-i which is like the former, but that it coa-
fifleth of many Trails.

Borders (as the Fields themlelvesj are fubjeft to
be charged with things Natural and Artificial'^ as 'with
Birds-, and then your Border is laid to be charg'd witli
Bnaluron of fuch or fuch Birds, to fuch a Number^
Beafts^ and then it is Enur^y'^ P'egitabtes^ and tli^n 'tis
csilVd Terdoy^ Furrsj and then P^r/n^v a Border char-
ged with things inanimate, of what kind foeVer, is
laid to be Bntoyre, See the firft Appendix.

There are feveral other Kinds of Borders, of which
in the following Sheets you will (ind Examples.

Diat. 2. The Modern Differences, which not only
diftinguifh Houles, but the different and fubordinatc
Degrees in each, are, the File^ Crefcent^ Mullet^ Mart-
let^ Annulet and Fleur de Lis, Of which view the
following Scheme, which diftinguifh'd by Figures On
the Top and in the Margia, ihoys tt« different Houl-
es and Degrees.

XVI

Ti^e GRAMMAR

^

f

4

The Table of Houfes.
2 3 4 5

6

tt muft be renlember'dj that Sifters have no Differ-
ences, for they are always equal.

Se£l. III. Bjfentlal Parts of j^rms.

THE Parts of Arms are, The Efcocheorij
and
The Ornaments without the Efcocheon*

PARAGRAPH i. An Efcocheon is the Form of a
Shield, of what Kind foever, fo call'd of the Latin
Word Scutum which fi^nifies the fame thing. It con-
gits of ' f<^'^^'i

of HEMjlTi^J. xvii

Points^

and
Abatements.

Diatrlha i. FointSj which are Nine,, and denQUTi-
iiate the feveral Parts of the Efcocheon ^ the Know-
ledge of which fas you will find hereafter) is of ab-
fblute Neceiiity; They are as ibllows, " ' 1

The Dexter Chief

Precife middle Chiefs

Sinifter Chief

Honour
fFefTe
S^Nombril

Detter Bafe

&aft middle Bafe

Sinifter Bafe

Diat* 2. An Ahaternent is an accidental Mark, an-
nexed to Coai-Armour, denoting fome ungentleman-
like, dilhonourablc or difloyal Demeanor, whereby x}<i^
Dignity of the Coat- Armour is greatly debafedr They
are thefe Nine. •

He beareth Argent, a Delfe^ Tenn€ t
This is due to hirii that revoketh his
Challenge, or eateth his 3fVQrds=

He beareth Or, an Efcocheon reverfedy
Sanguine : This is given to him that
difcourteoufly ufeth a Maid ,or Wid^
dow, againft her Will *, or tties -from
his Sovereign's Banner.

^fi

m

xviii T/;e GRAMMAR

He beareth Argent, a Point dexter
paHed: Given to a m«€r Braggadochio.

He bsareth Or, a Point in Ptint^ San-
guine : Which is due to one that does
not demean hinifelf well in Fight.

He beareth Or, a Point Champaigne^
Tenne. A Diminution due to one that
kills his Prilbner.

He beareth Or, a Plain Pointy Sanguine,
The .Mark of a Tale-Bearer and Liar.

He beareth Argent, a Goare finiflerj
Tenne. The Reward of a Coward

Note, A Dexter Goare is not an Abatenientj tho' it
fliould happen to be of a Stainand Colour.

' H«

of HERALD %r. XXX

He beareth Argent, two Guffets^ San-
guine. In Abatement there can be but
one Gufifet ^ and he that is given to Lult
fhall wear it on the right Side, a Drun-
kard on the left. But two Guffets to-
gether do not imply a DifgracS, leve-
ral Families bearing them, particularly
that oi Conmngham-y who bear Sable, two Gujjets Argent.

JSfote* All the atove Marks of Diminution, muft be
Sanguine or Tenne, which are Stainand Colours.

2. When you find two or more of 'em in an Efco-
cl^eon, it is not by way o f Abatement, but Charge.

3. Judge the lame Ctho' fingle) if they be of any Me-
tal, or charged upon.

The laft (and worftj kind of Abatement, is call'd
Reverfwgi and that is, when the whole Efcocheon is
turned upfide down, contrary to the ufual Form of
bearing : This is never given but to the jinij}/d Trai-
tor,

The Second Paragraph of this SeBion mil he Jpoken t&
in the next Chapter.

o

Se£l. IV. The fever at Kinds of Efcocheon s,

pLain Shields were anciently ufed, as many Authors
* teftify, and as we may inferr from the Hiftory of
Solomon in our Bibles, and the Lives of Alexander Se-
vertis^ and Alexander of Macedon^ where Mention is
made of Golden and Silver Shields, but not of any
Portrait or ImbofTment upon them. In the Hiftory
of King Edward I. oi England j Mention is made of £2^-
meniiis de la BreEh^ who bore his Shield only Gales.

Some have confifted only of Furrs, as among others
Cfor Example^ thj? Arnn of Gre/ly of JDrakelowe,

In all thefe there? was no Diftin^lion of Field and
Charge; butlnffeifices of this kind are very rare.

c z Sea. V.

XX

The GRAMMAR

SefV. V. Wfjat Field and Charge are.

H E Field is the whole Surface of the Shield or Ef-
cocheon, overfpread with fome Metal, Colour or
Turrt> and comprehendeth in it the Charge, if there be;
any.

Note I . There are as many feveral Fields as there
are Tinftures.

Note 2. When ever a Field confifts^ of one only Me-
tal or Colour, it is faid, that in fuch a Coat, fiich a
Colour or Metal does predominate. But in fome Coats
th.Q Field confifts of many Tinftures.

A Charge is whatfoever is contained in the Field,
whether it occupy the whole, or only a Paf t thereof.

All Charges are Proper or Common.

Thofe which are common only to and in this Art,
are called Proper or flonourahle Ordinaries.

Such as are composed of things Natural or Artificialj
are called Common Charges*

' Seel. VL The feveral Kinds of Honourable Ordinaries
and their Diminutives,,

OOnocirabie Ordinaries are Nine, as f6ilows,

I. The Crofs\ which contains the 5th part of the
Efcocheon, when uncharg'd, and charg'd, the 3d. See
the Arms of Allesbury*

% Chief thQ^d. SQQWorkjly.

;. Fale the 3d. See an Example in the Arms otji-
reskme^ Dodge, d^c. The Diminutives are,

J Pallet. ' An Endorfe.

4. Bend-i^

4. Ber?dj which contains when charg'd ~th€. 3d Part,
uncharg'd the 5th part of the Efcocheon •, and has the
foiiowing Diminntiv^s,

J. Bendlet, A G artier.

There are alfo ^nds Smifiery with proper Diniia^i
tions, as,

The Bend. A, Scarpe. A BaHune,

Note, The Battune is a Mark of Baftardy ^ ancT €?»«•
ry Bearer may have it of what Coulour he pleafe, but
©nly the fpurious Sons of Princes, may bear them of
Metal or Furr.

5. Fejje^ containing the 3d part of the Efcocheon \
fee the Arms of Ahhehall,

6. Efcocheon the 5th part*, lee HulgrBm\ Coat,

7. Chevron^ containing the 5th, or as others, the 3d
part of the Efcocheon *, lee Qixe ia the Arms oi Aveue,
Its Diminutiyes are,

4

xxii TTje GRAMMAR

ji Chevronel. A Couple-Clofe.

There is extant a rare Example of bearing a Che-
vron, which I have thought fit to infert, for that Rca-
fon.

He beareth Or, a Chevron in Chiefs
Azure. This Charge (faith Gmllim)
was not remov*4 from its proper place,
without good reafon •, ncverthelefs, the
Bearing it as ufual, had been better.

8. The 8th Ordinary is the Sdtirey which unchar-
ged has the 5th, charged, the 3d part of the Eicoche-
on*, there is a plain Saltire in the Arms of Afi:on.

9. A Barj containing the 5th part of the Field, of
which there are in the Book, numerous Examples ;
The Diminutives are,

A Clofet. A Barulet.

Note I. When you have any of the Ordinaries born
plain, you need not mention their Plainnefs, for that
is their natural Form.

Note 2. All or moft of thefe may be born, ii^veck'dy
wgrairdf indcntedj &c. voided^ coupedy cotifed or fur-
rnottntedi as in the 8th S«^ion will further appear.

Tker^

ofBE^JlD^r. xxtii

There are other Ck)mmon Qiarges, which tho* they
do not take upon *em the Title of Honourable^ ax's
yet of Worthy Bearing, as

The Gyron*

And thefe you will find born, not on-
ly fingle and in Pairs, but by the fix,
eight, ten or twelve together.

The Canton^ of which you have an Example in the
Arms of Baffit ofVleighy Carey o{ London^ and Others.

K Quarter 'y {kQEfiantonsCodX.

A Pile^ for the Shape and different Bearing of which,
both as to Pofition and Number, fee many Examples
in the Pages following, particularly the Duite oi New-
cafile's*

The three following are the fame fectmdum quid (as
to their Form) but not fecundum quantum (as to Mag-
nitude, and in this Book there are fome tew Exam-
ples of *em.

Planches.

Flafques*

Voiders,

An Orle^ of which you will find Examples^ as alio
of Common Charges born in Orle, or Orlewiie.

I jpurpofely forbear to mention the feveral Kinds of
Crojfesj becaufe ilich as are now uf?d lA Ajrms, are ve»
vy freqwently to be found.

xxiv The GRAilMAR

'" ' SqS:. VII. Of Lines with their diverfe Ferms', ■

ALL Ordinaries are fappos'd to be made of a ftrait
Line ^ therefore when they are compofed oi^ a
crooked one, yoii are to tak^ particular Care to men-
tion iuch Crookednefs by a proper Appellation.

The following Seheme contains fuch Forms of Lines
as are ufed in Heraldry, with their proper Names a-
gainfl them, viz^>

^ ■ Ingrail'd. \^^Jw^-A.A>%y^w.Aj^

Nebule. SlSlSXyiSl.
Crenelle. -^"T-n-TLTLTI^

Indented. NAA/VVWVS

"" • bancette. /\fS0Kp^^^

If he IJmss Indented md Dancette do not differ in
tonr^ :but Qjiantity ^ the laft beiiig much larger and
deeper than the pther.

Seflf "^III. Some few Coats refsrrd to^ for the ^i-verfe
bearing of fever at Ordinaries,

t. 'T'HE Crofs is born Plain^ in the Arms" of Al-
■*• lesbury, HuITey, Shelton, Wall, Smith, of
Suffolk, Rain'sford, &c. Voided^ Atkinfort of Stowel.
Koided rwavy-) Duckensfteld. Couped voided^ Wood-
nbth. Couped peircedj Grill. Peirced^ Ralphfon. In-
grail'dy Norwood) Warner of Norfolk, Mickletfield,-
Cidul, &:g. Checkie^ Paris of -Ltneoln, Whitney, ^c.
Sw^m2unt€d^^ Mxltoii, Kt^uUdi Warner of Suffolk.
■-^ ^ - -' %^ h

of HE%ALVfyr. XXV

2. A Chief is found Flam^ m the Arms of Bruce,
Scambler) Worklley, Sylgarci, &c. Crenelle ^ RynceP
ter. indented^ Efcourt, BafiTet, Butler, Dyer, Black-
hall, &rc. Nebule^ Roydenhall. Verrey^ WilcccJcs,

5.. A Tlain Tale is in tlie Arms of Wyche and Wood-
ward. Cotifed^ Heathcot. Radiant Rayonee^ Colman.

4. A Plain Bend in the following Coats, vitl. Cal-
lis, Delyne, Whetnall, Annefly, &c. Indented^ Cray-
croft. Cotifedj Bowyer, Plummer, Wingate. f^oid-
edj Pdter, Ireton, &c. Loz^en^y^ Lenthal, Pye. Wa-
zy-, White, Antefhye, Webfler, Wallop. Dancette^
Carrick, Weft of Oxford. Ingrail'd^ Waller of Suf-
folk, Colepeper, &c. F/crj/, Kelke. Crenelle^ Walleys.
Raguled^ Warner of ElTex, Payne of Cambridge.

5. There is a Plain Fejje in Covil's, Car fey 's, Abbe-
hall's, Burkin's and Winter's Coats. Checkie^ Courtis,
Wright of York. hgraU'd, Ely, AlLfield, Slyfield,
Appleton, &c. Dancette^ Plowden, Vavafour, Weft
of Bucks, Somers, &c. Verrey^ Wright of Surry. Wa-
vy-f Weld of Lancafhire, Hawes, Watfon, &c. Coti-
fed^ Weaver, Smith of Devon. Nehide^ Weld of Sa-
lop, Thorpe, Harewell. Raguled, Payne of Norfolk^
Crenelle^ Glover.

6. The Chevron is born Plain in the Arms of Staf-
ford, Avene, Barlov^^, Warwick, &:c. Ingrail'd^ Child
of EiTex, Wood of Glouceiter, W^ilfcrd, Smallpiec©
of "Norfolk. P^oidedf Pynfold. f^errey^ Wilmore, Wil-
kinfon of Kent. Cotifed^ Smith of Surry. Qziarterly^
WincoU. Rompej Saalt, Allen.

7. Plain Salt ires are frequent, as in the Coats be-
longing to Crathorn, Wakeman of Gloucefter, Wil-
liams of Pembroke, &c. hgrail'd'^ Clarke of Creeton,
Pol wheel, Wotton, Watt on. Flory^ Webber. Fer-
r'ey^ Willington. Surmounted of another'^ Andrews, Suy
mounted of a Crcfs^ Prince.

Thefe few Forms of Bearing, and the Inftances of
them, I made Choice of to mention here, not because
there are no others, or that all of 'em may be found
VI the following Sheets, but becaufe they are fuch as

d ^ I

xxvi The GRAMMAR

I cou d moft readily call to mind. ■ .. I fuppofe I
■need make no Apology for inferring i Seftion of this
Nature, feeing (as *tis a Sort of 'Pable to the Ordina*
ries) it can fcarce fail of being ufeful to tke Reader.

Seel. IX. Cautinns: Containing the Names of kbim-
dies J Gutteesj and other Matters,

IK Heraldry there are feveral Kinds of Charges,
which tho' alike in Form, differ in Name, either
by reafon of their Colour, or fome Diffimilitude in
their Shape, not very confpicuous.

Oj the I ft. Sm are the Guttees and Roundles.

; The Word Guttee in French fignifies a Drop *, and
whatever Charge or Field thefe are found upon, fuch
Charge or Field, (according to the Tin<^ure of the
Dropsj is faid to d£ Giittce

•Yellow^ \ d' Ory
White .3 / Eauj

Green
If^Blew
Black
Red

d* Olive

de Larmesj y
de Poix^
de Sang-I

,^.f.

of Gold. -
of Water.
of Oil Olive.

of Tears,
of Pitch,
of Blood.

So likewife Roundles^ according to their different
Colours, have new Names aflign'd thenv, for

fYellow

' White

Green

Blew

Iftheybe< Black

Purple

f Befants.
Plates.
Pomeyg^
^ Hurts.
YThey are caM^ Ogreifcfi. ^

t* Golpeg.
Oranges.
Guzes.
XRed J ,LTorteauxe$.

^ Or Fg/Uts.

But

of HE^kAfn^r. xxvii

But when they are fb born as to be counterchang'd,
you can call them nothing but Roundles^ as in the Arms
«f Abtotj once Earl oi Worcefter^ which is. Per Pale
Topaz, and Ruhy^ (hrec Eoundles coiinterchangd. Take
the fame Courfe, when the Drops above mentioned are
counterchang*d, of which you have an Example in Mr.
Gwillims Difplay of Heraldry ^ p. 370. viz., the Arms
of Grindour*

Of thQ fcccfjd Sort-i virz,. Such as feem alike in Form,
yet differ really both in Shape and Name, are

The FufiL The Loz.e?ige. The Mafck.

The Difference to be obferv^d in them is, That i^t
Fufil is longer than the Loz^enge, and narrow *, the Lo-
z,enge has bet^veen X}ciQ, two middle Angles as much or
more Space, as the Length of either of the Lines 'tis
made of*, and the Mafck is always voided, i, e, the
Field is feen thro* the middle of it.

And thus have I finifh^d what I thought neceflary
to mention concerning Blaz.«nj w^hich I hope will be
to Satisfaction : I now proceed to the Rules of J/^f^
falling.

d 2

%ap»

xxviii I7;e GRAMMAR

Chap. IL Oj MarpsaUing,

ArJIialUng is an orderly beftowing of Things,
^^di A, Within 1.1 Tc 1

Seft.II. fr.>w/'''^E*^''^^^^<'"-

Se<fl:. T. Of the T>l(pofition of divers Coat- Armours in
cne Shield (or Efcccheoii) which is the firfi Part of Mar-
Jhalling,

f^ Oat-Armours of different Families, are Marfhalled
^^ in one Efcocheon, on Accounts, Manifefi or Oh-
fcure.

The Jl^nifefi Reafons are, (\.) Marriages. (W.)
The Gift of the Sovereign,

(I.) Under the Firfi Head we nraft obferve, That
fometimes only two Coats are born together, conjoin-
ed . Paleways in one Efcocheon, and this is called Ba-
ron and Femme ^ concerning which take the following
Notes.

i. The Arms of the Man are always to be placed
on that Side of the Efcocheon which lies to your left
Hand, for in Heraldry that is the Right (or Dexter^
Side.

If a Man do marry two Wives^ he ihali bear his
Shield per pcde, on the Sinifter Side his two Wives
Coats, the firft in Chief, the fecond in Bafe. M three
Wives J the two firft fhall have the Chief Part, the
third all the Bafe. If he have a fourth Wife^ fhe muft
particim^ of t\i^ Bafe, with the third Wife.
'^^YwieHiber to have feen in fome Author, an Exam-
ple of a Baron impal'd between his two Femmes-, viz..

the

the firft Wife on his Dexter, the lecond on the Sinifter ;
but 1 cannot find that fuch a Form of Marlhalling is
common or commendable.

2. No Man can' C legally j impale his Wife's Arms
with his own, unlefs fuch Wife was an Heirels.

Nevertheless, Cuftom has fo far prevail'd, that all
who have married Women w^hofe Parents bore Arms,
do joyn their Wives Arms with their own. Whether
they ought to do fo, or not, I leave to be decided by^
liich skilful Heralds, whofe Province 'tis determine
things of this Nature. ' -'

3. In the Arms of all Femmesy joyn'd to the Pater-
nal Coat of the Baron^ the proper Diirerejices by which-
they were bora by the Fathers of fuch Women, muft.,
be inferred.

4. If a Coat-Armour that is Bordered, be joyn'd in.
Pale vvith another, as a Marriage, then /hall that Part
of the Border, (whether of the Baron or Femme's
CodX) which is next to the other, be wholly omit-
ted.

Note here J That all Archbifhops and Bilhops do
bear their ow^n Arms thus impal'd with that 01 their
See, only, Honori4 Cmfa^ the Dexter Side is given to
the See. Alfo Note •, That the Bifhop of Winchejier .
being always Prelate of the Moft Noble Order of the,
Garter, has the whole of his Arms inviron'd by the
Garter, as tho' he were a Knight Companion.

The Kings at Arms do alfo fometimes marfhall the
Arms of their refpe^ive Office, with their Paternal,
taking the Sinifter Side to themfelves.

2. Unto this Head alio muft be referr'd the Efcocheonof\
Tretence ^ and herein the Perfon that marries an Heirels,
has a Priviledge above others ^ for after IlTue receiv'd
by fuch Wife, he \% at Liberty whether he wall eonti^
nue to bear her Arms impard, or on 2si Efcocheon of
Tretence^ in the Centre ofhis own Coat or Coats.

An Efcocheon of Pretence is fo call'd, becaufe he that
bears it does pretend (God willingj to maintain in his
Family, the Inheritance receiv'd by his Wife.

3. The

XXX The GRAMMAR

^. The Eldeft Son of fuch a Match as is juft men-
tian'd, doth bear the Arms both of his Father and of
his Mother, Quarterly, L e» twice each ^ and that be-
cauie he is Heir to the Inheritance of both, as well as
to their Arms. There are fonie Examples of this Kind
in the following Sheets, as that of Lxl. Armdel^ Mr^
Walker J and others.

(II. J Under the fecond Head, vit. Such Forms of
Marfhalling as manifeftly betoken a Sovereign Glft^ are
thofe given of fpecial i^avour^ or Remuneration of Ser-
vice,

Of the firft Sort are all fuch Armorial-Signs as the
Sovereign thinks fit (for the Honour of the Bearerj to
iniiex to a Coat- Armour : Which are marfhaird Pale-
ways or otherwlfe. In all fuch as are plac'd Palewaysj
the Detter Side (ob Reverentiam MunijicentU RegaUi)
£5 to be given to the added Coat.

Thofe marfhaU'd otherwife^h^Q the whole Sovereign
Enfigns, or a Part of the^i, in or upon (bme Part of
their Efcocheon. His Grace the D. of Somerfet bears
Ory Oft a Pile Gules between fix Fleurs de Lis Azjire^ 3
Li6ns of England* His Grace the Duke of Beaufort
bears. Quarterly France and England^ within a Border
eompone^ Argent and Aucre^ Other Examples may be
obferv'd in reading.

Among fuch Augmentations as thefe, we may add,
the Baronet's Afark-, or Arms of the Province of Vl-
fter in Ireland^ which was granted to them by King
James I. who began this Dignity, and for certain Mo-
nies paid toward the Plantation of the faid Province,
created divers into it. The Arms are, .Argent^ a Sinlf-
ter Hand coupcd-^ Gules*

The fecond Kind, which are given for Remunerati-
en of Service^ to iuch as are imploy*d in Warfare j or
in Civil Affairs^ are ift. Such Badges as belong to the
feveral Orders of Knighthood, every Companion hav-
ing Right to joyn them with his Paternal Coat.

2dly. He thit takes Prifoner in lawful Wars, (bjiic
Geuexalj Adiriiral, or other Perlbn of Note, has fomt-

times

if HE^JLD%t. xxxi

times the Arms of his Priloner joyn*d to his own, in a.
Canton or otherwife •, where note, that in blazoning
fuch Additament, 'tis no Fault to repeat the Names of
Tinctures, &c ufed in the Coat.

Hitherto the Occafions of Marflialling divers Coat-
Armours in one Shield, are mamfejt j now I come t»
treat of fuch as be obfcure^ that is, when Hereditary
Coats are fo Marfhail'd, as that the Beholder cannot
^ve any probable Conjcfture why they are fo join'd, an4
often cannot tell whether they are two Coats or but one.

Vpton gives the two differing Rules, both for dip
covering and ordering things of this Nature.

He fays, ' When a Man has large PolTelfions by kis

* Mother, and Uttle by his Father, he may bear his

* Mother's Arms on the nether part of the Shield, and

* his Fatlier's on a Chief.

Again, ' It is certainly the beft way of bearing di^

* vers Arms in one Efcocheon, to marfhal one as an

* entire Coat, the other on a Bend, &:c. But thefe
two are diflik'd by many Armorifts, who reckon them
Conceited Forms.

The like may be faid concerning that odd Form of
niarfhalling the Barons Arms, viz,. Paleways between
his two Wives, of which BUme has an Example.

Seft. IL Of Things MarJIiaird without the Efcocheon^

A ND here, eV6 we proceed further, 'tis propdrtd^
^^ tell you what an Atchievment is in Heraldry^
and according to Leigh-, 'tis the Arms »f every Gentle-^
fnan^ well marfljall^dj with the Supporters-^ Helmet-, Wreath
and Crefi., with Mantle and Words, But the proper
Term of this in Blazon, is l^eatome and <C(mb|c: Tha
firft (eems deriv'd of the French Word Heaulme-, which
we tranflate Helmet., the other is a Dutclr Wcwrd, fi^-
nifying Apex-, i. e. the very Top,

\ii Order to underftand ^e true Maimer of placing
^ Orna|nettti juft meiijiQn'da k; mi coniider eadi of

tkJifv '. .tiiii.^„^iu.,:.: .vLj^^riJiWiEl^^^

oexxii T7;e GRAMMAR

*em fmgly : But we muft obferve, that thQ Ornaments
of an Atckievment are placed either ahove^ under ^ round
about ^ or on each Side of it.

~ - Of fuch as are plac'd Above the Atchievment, that
which comes, firft to be obferv'd is, the Helmety where-
of there are feveral Forms, for as there are'fundry De-
'grees among the Bearers, they are all diflinguifii'd (in
,S>me i<Sxt) by their Helmets ^ for . ,

The Efquire bears a fidelong Helmet,
after this Manner \ as it were attentive-
ly beholding his Mafter the Knight, to
receive his Commands ^ for an Efquire
has. his ^^mp o{ hearing the Shield j qua-
{iScutiferj and in time paft, cdick Knight
had two of thefe to attend him, where-
ever he Went, who bare his Helmet and
Shield.

The full-fac'd Helmet fignifies Dire<fi:i-
on and Command, and therefore this
here, is proper to the Dignity of Knight
hood: It is greater Honour to bear the
Beaver open^ than clofey the chfe fignify*
ing a buckling of it on, as a Preparation
to Battle, the open Beaver betokening a
Return froili Battle with Via:ory, i Kings %yi. it.

This Sidelong Helmet, open, with the
Card de F'tfor over the Face, is common
to all the Degrees of Peerage urKier a Duke»
For Leigh allows none lower than a Ba-
ron to bear them.

A Buke is the loweft that may bear
his Helmet in. this Manner *, for it pro-
perly belongs only to Sov{?reign Princes,
or fuch \vho have the Government of
free States or Countries. Now concern-
ing the placing of Helm^etSj take thefe
followiag Note^* - ; • - . '^

I. For

6fUE%JL'D%1. xxxiii

1. For the Way of placing a fmgle Helmet, yo^
need only look on the Figures in the former Page.

2. If you have two Helmets on one Shield, they
mull be plac'd as it were looking towards one another.

3. When you have three, let the middlemoft be
looking direftly forward, and the others towards it.

The next in Order of the Exterior Parts of an At-
chicvment, is the Mantle-^ which with us is taken for
a long Robe. This was a Military Habit, ufed by
great Commanders to preferve their Armour from the
damage that might come to it by Rain, Snow, &c.
Perhaps it was the fame with the Toga Militaris of
the ancient Romans, What we now a-days call Man*
tlelngj may better be call'd Bourlffmig^ for 'tis not to
be imagined, that luch jagged and frownced Stuff as is
in ufe, was ever dellga'd to keep off Cold or Rain,
which was undoubtedly the firft Occaiion of the In-
vention of Mantles.

But in Blazoning (what ever Name you chufe to call
'em hy) you muft ever more lay that they are doubled^
i. e. lined throughout with fome one of the Furrs a-
bove nam*d.

Next to the Mantle, the Cognifance doth take Place,
and is feated upon the moft eminent Part of the At-
chievment, yet ib that it admitteth the Interpofition
of fome EfcroU, Wreath, Chapeau, Crown, &c. and
is call'd a Cogmfanee^ a cognofcendo^ becauie by them
fuch Perfons as do wear them are eminently knowa
whofe Servants they are.

I will now proceed to treat of fuch things as are
fometimes interpos'd between the Mantle and the Creft,
beginning with thofe of inferior Rank, and fo proceed-
ing to the better Sort.

Altho' Examples of a Creft on an £/-
croll^ of this, or fome other like Form,
be now worn out of Ufe, yet formerly
i#Was of fo great Eftimation, that none
under the Degree of a Knight was fuf-
fof'd to bear it. Aad i^ may be obferv-
e «di

xxxvi TT^e GRAMMAR.

ed, tliat even now our moft noble Vr'mce of WaUs^ fo
beareth his Badge.

The Wreath (or Torce){o call'd be*
caufe made of Silk of two btailote Co-
lours) is an Ornament of the Head, in
uie with the Turks and Saracens. For
the orderly, conipofing hereof, you muft
evermore begin with the Metal, and
end with the Colour.

This Kind ol Headtke, is caird A
Cap of Dignity^ which Duke*s accuftom-
ed to wear in Token of Excellency j
as a!fo great Commanders, for Tefti-
mony of their Triumphs and Vi£^ories,
This Cap muft be of Scarlet Colour,
and lin'd with Ermine.
Next to the(e are the feveral Sorts of Crowns and
Coronets J of which the following are Icons.

King* Prince, Duke.

Marciuis,

Earl.

Fifcoum^

Baron.

Such

of kE%ALT)%r. XXXV

SuchOrtiatllents 2^% environ Xht Goat- Armour, are<1ie
Badges of the feveral Orders of Knighthood ^ where
'tis to be obferv'd, that if any Perfon be a Member of
two of 'em, he fhall place the Ornament of one next
to his Shield, and the other without.

Things placed on the Side, are either Living^ and
then to be called Supporters}, or De^dj and then you
muft fay the Arms are Cotifed of fuch and fuch things.
Note. None of lefs Degree than a Baron, is allowed to
bear his Arms rof/T^^ and ^^/)orf^^.

The laft Ornament proper to an Atchievment, is
the Motto or Word^ wmch is the Conceit of the Bear-
er, in three or four Words, fet in an Efcroll or Com^
partment at the Foot of the Efcocheon, and is to be
laft blazoned.

Obferve upon the whole, That in blazoning tliele
Ornaments, 'tis no manner of Fault to repeat any
Term of Art, Names of Tinctures, &c. twice.

And now, to illuftrate what has been faid, take the
fcOlowing Examples, by which every Rule before gi-
ven will be fully explainU

€ 2

xxxvi The G RAM MAR

Tlje Atchievment of an Efquire^ or GentUmeifi

■r<^

T N Gratitude to the Rev, Mr. 'J^fcph Bohnham\ Rec^
•*- tor oiStoake Ajh in the County o( Norfolk^ wkohaj
been on feveral Accounts an Encourager of this Book,
I make bold to infert his Coat here, with proper Or-
naments, tho' that Gentlenian has modeftly refused to
communicate to us the fuilable Inftruciions, having on-
ly fent the Coat and Creft^ without Quarterings ^ He
beareth Argent, a lion rampant Gules, armed and
Jangued Azure. Creji, On a Torce Argent and Gules,
a Lion rampant as in the Coat.

The

i>fHE%ALV%t. xxxvii

7he Atchievment of a Baronet or Knight.

HE Right worfliipful Sir Nicholas Corerv oi Bed
'"gton in Sum,, Baronet, bear? quartered Twelve
Coat?, m. ift Or, three Lioncek paffint SablZ on
a Canton Argent, a dexter Hand couped at the Wr?ft
Gu es. 2d. Argent, three Snakes nowed proper ,d
Gules, a dexter Arm proper, habited with a MaunVl'
Ermme holding a Heur de Lis Or. 4th: QuarS
Sable and Argent. 5th. Gules, a Fe/Te checSe SaSe
and Argent, between fix Crofs-Crofiets of the thkd!

6th,

sxxviii Be GRAMMAR

6tii. Aziire, three left Hand Gauntlets Argent. 7th.
Erniine, on a Chief Azure, three Crofs-Pattees Ar-
gent. 8th. Azure, a Frett Argent, and Chief Gules.
9th, Or* A Lion rampant double qucvee Saye. loth.
Goles, a Feile dancette between fix Crofs-Croflets Or.
nth. Barry of fm Ermine and Gules, overall thrte
Crefcents Argent. 12th. Argent, three Piles wavy iP
Iblng out of tfie chief, and meeting, near in Bale Ve'rt,
widiin a Border Azure, charg'd with entoyre of ten
Bezants. In the Nombril Point an Efcocheon of Pre-
tence Argent, three Fleurs de Lis in Bend, between 2
Cbtifes Goles, al! within the Efcocheon, and above it
a Helmet befitting his Degrep^ mantled Gules, doubled
Argent^ over which is placed a Torce Or and Gules,
shove^ a demy Lion rampant between fix half Pikes,
bendways dexter andfiinifter, all ifTuingfrom the Top
Mdi Head of a Sliip, Or. The whole Supported on
^ch Side by an Antiiope Gules, attlr'd and unguled
Or, and for the Motto, Nil confdre fibi»

iV. B. Tho* the above Arms are found to be Sup-
ported, let not ihs; Reader inferr, that aU Knights or
Bironets may bear theirs fo ', for this Honourable Per-
fon, having had the Peerage M his Family, retains the
£rne form of bearing withfcs Noble Anceftors.

-AvZlu: The

The Atahievmat^^f a Baron*

T

H E Riglit Honourable WiUiam Temple^ Lord Coh-'
ham J bears Quarterly two Coats, viz.. ifl and 4th.
I Topaz, an Eagle difpiaid Diamond. 2d and 3d Pearl, 2
i Bars Diamond, each charg'd with three Martlets Topaz.
\ On a Crown fitting the Degree of a Baron, a like Hel-
i met proper, mantled Ruby, doubled Ermine, thereon «
! Grown Topa;z, above a Martlet of the iame. Aiad for
Ihis Supporters, on the dexter fide a Lion party per
ii FefTe Topaz and Ruby, on the finifter fide a Horfe
;i Pearl, kmy of Eaglets Diamond. The Motto Te?npU
\ qmm dik^a.

xi

The GRAMMAR

iToe Atchievment of a Vij count.

HE Right Hon. Charles Townfiend^ Vifc Tov^^i*
(hendj bears Quarterly^ illand 4th Saphire,aChe'
vron Ermine between 3 Efcaliops Pearl. 2d and 3d
Quarterly Ruby and Topaz, in the Dexter Point a
Muliet Pearl, and a Crefccnt for Difference Diamond.
Impal'd with IVdpole^ viz.. Topaz, on a FefTe between
2 Chevrons Diamond, as many Crofs-Crofletsof theift.
Above on a fuitable Coronet, a Helmet proper, mant-
led Ruby, doubled Ermine, and over it on a Torce
Pearl and Saphire, a Stagg tripping proper, attired &
arm^J Topaz. The whole fupported on the Dexter
fide by a Stagg proper, attir'd &:c. Topaz, oa the finif-
ter by a Greyhound Pearl. V>e

itfBB^Al'D^r. xli

The Atchievment of an. Earl.

HE Right Hon. €harles Spenfer^ Earl oi Sunder-
landj bears Quarterly Pearl and Ruby, in the fe-
cond and third a Fret Topaz, over all on a Bend Dia-
mond, three Efcajlops of the firft. Impal'd with Chw
chily viz,. Diamond, a Lion rampant Pearl, and a Can^
ton of the laft charged with St. George's Crols. And
above the fame, on a Coronet fitting his Degree a Hel-
met proper, thereon, ifTuing out of a Crown Topaz,
a Griffin^s Head with Wings difplaid Pearl, gorg'd with
a Gemew Ruby. Supported by a Griffin party per
FeiTe Pearl and Topaz, &c. on the dexter fide, on the
fmifter fide a Wivern Pearl, &c/ Z The

The jitchkvmeht

»e <3 R A M M A k

1/? /4trli'E7J merit oT a Dicke»

i ^..6uc^ Thomas Hollis^^ D,'o( JSfewcaJfle^

...., i 'fe^ts^hwierly? "ift and -4tH ^apHire, tKree Peli-
JaW Ai'^^nt) VulTiing ■ themfelvcs proper, ad and. .3d
[Kuf y/j^two demy Garters pateways Pearl, all within
Tthe oarEer> ,• And libove the fame, on a. Helmet pro-
jpej^^.&c. a j^ea^ockj^fpiaid Pearl. Sufjported on. the
'Sexter^fid^Tby a tay Horfe., on the'finifter by aBear
]VF^^¥li9^^^ coHe.redj. nowed Pearl. Motto, rmcit

"-fjircr^he' Reader to take. JStoticCy that the Coat of

^p^Qncir^'')u!f''yne?jt]o7idi ivas Blaz.on'd. abruptly only fo
for Want of Koo?:-!, The

J^e Royal Arms*

^3;liii

riEORGEf by the Grace of God, King oi Great-
^^ Britain-^ France and Ireland^ &c. Defender of the
Faith, our only Rightful and Ever-Glorious Sovereign,
bears for his Royal Enfigns Armorial, Quarterly, vi^i,
ifi. Mars, three Lions paffant guardant in Pale Sol,
for the Arms of England^ ImpaFd with Scotland^ i. e.
Sol, a Lion rampant within a double Trefliire coun-
terflory Mars. 2d. Jupiter, three Fleurs de Ds Sol,
for the Arms of Frame, 3d. JupitCi", an Irifli Harp

Soij^

xliv 77;e GRAMMAR.

Sol, ftringed Luna, for Ireland. 4th. S«me party pat
Pale, and per Chevron enarche, in the ift Mars, two
Lions paiTant guardant Sol, for BrmfwlcL In the ;^cl
Partition Sol, ferny of Hearts Mars, and a Lion ramptnt
Jupiter, armed and langued of the Firft, for Lune-
burg. The bafe is Mars, a Horfe currant L^sina, over
thefe laft on an Inefcocheon, Conftantine's Crown. All
within the Garter. Above the whole a Helmet fuitable
to his Majefly*s Royal JuriiHiftion, upon the fame a
rich Mantle of Cloth of Gold, doubled Ermine, a-
dorn'd with an Imperial Crown, and furmounted by a
Lion palTant guardant, crowned with the like : Sup-
ported by a Lion rampant guardant Sol, crowned as
the former, and an Unicorn Luna gorg'd with a Crown
with a Chain thereto affix'd, paffing between his fore-
legs, and reflex*d over his Back Sol. Both ftanding
on an Efcrole, from the midU of which ifTues, the 2
Royal Badges of his Majefties chief Dominions, viz.i
a Rofe for Englandj and a Thiftle for Scotland. And
an the iaid Efcrole this Motto, Dieu et Mon Droit,

THE

THE

GRAMMAR

OF

HERALDRY.

HAving in the Preface hereto accounted for that
Deficiency which there feems to be in the Al-
phabetical following of Names, and in the
Precedent Rules, having given fuch General Inftrufli-
ons as I thought needful *, the Examples following fhall
furnifti out fuch Particular Obfervations, as will be
farther ufeful.

Ahhehall of Glcucefierjhire ', The Field
is Or, a FelTe Gules. The Name
of this Ordinary comes from a Word
which in French fignifies the Loins of a
Man^ 'tis taken in Heraldry for Cingw
lum Honoris-y a Belt of Honour.

Ahhington of Dowdefwel in Gloucejler-
finre\ He beareth Argent, on a Bend
Gules, three Eagkts difplaid, Or. Crefi:.
A dexter Arm proper, girded about the
Elbow with a ScarfF Argent, holding a
Halberd Sable^ the Head and Pick at the
End Or.

A Jka^

The GRAMMAR

Ahrahall oi HerefordJJnre'^ The Field
is Azure, three Hedghogs Or. The bear-
ing of a Hedghog, fignifies a provident
Man, who watchfully lays Wait for,
and Hold on, every Opportunity to
advance hinifell.

Member of Parlia-

^%j Addifsnj fnow a
W I ment for Mahnshury) ', The Field is Er-
i^^JT^^I mine, on a Bend Gules, three Annulets
K 1?^' i: -:\ Qr, a Chief Azure, charged with as ma-
/.f ,|x j-^rX)! ny Leopard's Heads of the third. In this
1^^' i"^^^ and the like Places, the Words, Charged
^>'^^ rpithj and of the Thlrd^ are ufed to a-
vold repeating of the Words, On and Or, which Re-
petition you have been direded always to Ihun.

Ainge of London'^ He beareth Azure,
a Chevron Ermine, between three Crofs
Pattees Argent. Thefe CYoffes are very
properly called fattees^ becaufe their
Ends are Tatid<^^ broad and open.

Ahlont of Glouccfierjhire *, The Field
is Argent, on a Bend cotifed (or, on a
Bend bet^veen two CotifesJ Gules, three
Martlets Or. Thefe are called Cotifes
or Coftsj from tho Latin Word Cojia^ a
Rib, becaufe they are plac'd on each
Side the Ordinary.

Aidam ^ Azure, one Ray of the Sun,
ilTuing out of the dexter Corner of the
Efcocheon, proper. ' There is no need
to mention the three Lines on each fide
the Ray, becaufe there are no fuch in
Nature, but the Luftre of the Sun, be-
ins; too ftrong for our Eyes, caufes us to

imagine fuch tl iii^s to be about it.

Aldridgey

of HE%JLD%r.

Aldridge^ (Capt.J He beareth Gules,
on a Chevron between three Eagle's
Heads eraz'd Ardent, as many Lozenges
of the firft. The Term erazjcl comes
from the Latin Word erado^ to rent
off, or the French arrajher^ which fi^-
nifies the fame.

^llen of Effex ', He beareth Sable, a
Croft Potent Or. It may alfo be bla-
zoned, a Crols Crowche, from the Re-
femblance each Extremity bears to the
Head of a Crowch (or Crutch) whiclj
Chaucer calls a Potent. |

Allen of London ^ The Field is Par-
ty per Fefle Gules and Sable, a Che^
vron rompe between three Griffin*s
Heads erazed Ermine. The Term
Rompe^ is derived from the French
Rompu-^ or the Latin ' Rumpus j which
both fignify, Broken,

j^Hesbury or Aylesbury'') He beareth
Azurt, a Crofs Argent. Here you need
not mention the Plainnels of the Crois,
nor muft you when any other Ordina-
ry is fo born.

Amades of Plymouth \ The Field is
Azure, a Chevron Ermine between 3
OaHen Slips, a.eorn*d proper.

A 2

Amhefa^e ,

77;c GRAMMAR

Amheface-^ He beareth Or, three
Dice Sable, each charged with an Ace
Ardent.

Anderfon of Scotland'-^ He bearetk
Azure, a Lion rampant Argent, and in
Chief three Mullets of the fame. A
Lion rampant muft be efteeni*d in Scot-
tilh Heraldry, to be a very noble bear-
ing, becaufe it participates of the Ar-
morial Enfigns of that Kingdom.

Andrews of BucUnghamflnre *, The
Field is Gules, a Saltire Or, furmount-
ed of another Vert. The Saltire in
.old Time was of the Height of a Man,
and being driven full of Pins, ufed to
fcale the Walls of Towns, which then
were very low.

Andrews of Harsfield in Gloucejier-
fhire\ He beareth Argent, on a Bend
cotifed Sable, three Mullets of the firft.
Leigh faith. That Coat- Armour whole
Field is Argent, and the Charge Sable,
is the moft fair kind of Bearing.

The Rt. Hon. Arthur Anne/ley^ E.
of Anglefeaj bears ^ Paly of fix-, Pearl
and Saphire, a Bend Ruby. The Bend
feems to have its Name of the French
Word Bender-, to ftretch forth. Some
Armorifts fay it reprefents a Scaling-

Ladder,

Anteftiyt j

of BE\AL1>%r. A

Antefl)ye\ Party per Pale, Or and
Argent, a Bend wavy Gules. The
Term Wavy-y or Vnde^ is uled, becaufe"
of the Reiemblancc this fort of Line
has to the boifterous Waves of the Sea,

Applet on of E^ex'^ He bcareth Ar-
gent, a FefTe engrail'd Sable, between
three Apples, leaved proper.

Are shine of Scotland'^ The Field is
Argent, on a Pale Sable, a Crols Pat-
te-Fitche of the firft. Guillim in bla-
zoning the fame Charge, fays, A Crofe
Pattee on 3 parts, and Pitched in the
fourth. The Reader in all fiich Caies,
where a Coat can be differently blazo-

ned, may ufe which Form he pleafe.

Armeflrong *, He beareth Gules, three
dexter Arms vambrac*d proper. This
Coat is very well adapted to the Bear-
er's Name, and ferves to denote a Man
of excellent Conducl and Valor.

Arnold of Gloucejierjhire ', The Field
is Gules, a Chevron Ermine between
three Pheons Or. Crefi* A demy Tyger
Or, Pelletty. Theons are the Iron Heads
of Darts, which formerly were ufed in
Wars *, and the bearing of them is both
ancient and commendable.

Arthyr

7he GRAMMAR

Arthur of Clopton in Somerfetjhk The
Field is Argent, a Chevron between 3
Organ-Refts Gules.

The Rt. Hon. Tho, Arundel L. Arun-
del o^Wardour^ beareth^ Diamond, fix
Swallows (3, 2, I.J Pearl. Crefi, h
Wolf paffant Pearl.

The Rt. Hon. John Arundel L. Arun-
del of Trericey beareth '^ Qaarterly, iM.
and 4f/V. Diamond, fix Swallows (^3, 2,
I.) Pearl*, 2<af. and ^d. Diamond, three
Chevronels Pearl.

The Bifhoprick of St, Afaph has for
its Seal^ Sahle, two Keys in Saltire,
Argent.

Afcough of LlnColnJJjlre *, He beareth
Argent, a FelTe between three AfTes
pallant Sable. The Afs is an Emblem
of Patience, as well as of Stupidity and
Sluggifhnefs *, and in Arms, every thing
is to be interpreted according to its
beft Quality.

The

o/ BE%ALDXr.

The Rt. Hon. John Ajhhurnham Ld*
Afljhurnham^ beareth •, Ruby, a FelTe
between fix Mullets Pearl. Midlets are
thofe Meteors which the ignorant call
Falling-Stars'^ in blazoning you need
not mention their PointSj unlels they_
have more than five.

AflMd of Su^olh^ The Field is Sa-
ble, a FelTe ingrail'd between 3 Fleurs
de Lis Ardent. Creji, A demy Eagk
difplaid Argent, his Wings pendant.

Ajlimoie of StafordflAre \ He beareth
Quarterly, Gules and Or, in the firft a
Flcur de Lis Argent.

AJion of Chefiiin 5 He beareth Sable,
a Saltire Argent.

jiflon of GloucefterJInre ', The Field is
Gules, a Lion rampant Argent, over
all a Bend vaire. It might be bla-
zoned, debruis'd by a Bend vaire. This
Form of bearing is of fome,diflik*d, as
tho* it carried with it a Mark of Opro-
bry *, whether it does or no, I Ihall not
take upon lue to deteruiinc.

Athns

terchanged.

The GRAMMAR

Atkins of Saperton in Glouc, He bear-
eth Argent, a Crofs Sable, feme of Fleurs
de Lis Or, between four Mullets as the
fecond, peirced of the Field. Crefi, A
Brace of Greyhound's Heads couped,
endorfed, the Dexter Argent, the other
Sable, each gorged with a Collar coun-

AtUnfon ofStowel'^ He beareth Azure
a Crofs voided between four Lions ram-
pant Or. In this place the Infide of
the Crofs is of the fame Colour with
the Field ^ but had it been of any other,
I Hiould have laid, a Crols furmounted
of another *, fee the Example of Andrews
of Buch^ where you have a Saltire furmounted.

Atlovpe \ The Field is Argent, a Che-
vron between three Carpenter's Squares
Sable.

|mm.®.i

M

L

^

J

^

Dr. Francis Atterhury Ld. BiAiop of
Rochejier^ beareth^ Paly of fix, Or and
Gules, a Chief vaire.

*

■.«4i

Audyn of Dorcheflcr in DorfetJInre -^
The Field is Argent, on a Crofs Gules
five Lioncels rampant Or. The Gene-
rous and Lordly Nature of the Lion,
will not bear a Rival in the Field ^ and
therefore two Lions cannot be born in
one Coat-Armour, but they mufl: be
fuppos'd to be Lion's Whelps^ call'd therefore Lion^

eels.

of HE^ALV^r. A

eels. But when ^as in the Arms of Athlnfm^ above
mention'dj ibme Ordinary is fo interposed, as tliat they
(eeni to be .feparated from each other, they may be
called Lions.

Avene *, He beareth Gules, a Che-
vron Argent. The Chevrun has its form
of the Barge-Couples or Rafters, which
Carpenters fet on the higheft Part of
the Houfe, to bear up the Roof,

AveneJl'^ The Field is Argent, a Fefle
between fix Annulets Gules.

Awhrey of Glamorgdnjhire^ He bear-
eth Azure, a Chevron between? thxed
Eagle's Heads eraz'd Or.

Aylworthj The Field is Argent, »
FeiTe between fix Billets Gules. The
Billet in Armory is taken for a Piece
of Paper, folded up in Form of a Let*^
ter.

Tl^e GRAMMAR

^ •?! Badger of Hall-Place near Trefihuryj

\-^€'^S0\''^ \ m Glotice/l. The Field is Ermine, on a.

^}^i^X| Bend Gules three Eaglets difplaid Or.

■.H

^v^\| O^. A Stag's Head caboHiM Sable, be-

^"-sli-frl tween the Horns a Greyhound currant

Argent, collared Or.

Baler of Norfolk V The Field is Gules,
a Goat palUmt Argent. The Martial
Man who ufes more Policy than Valour
in gaining, a Viclory, may well bear

this Creature.

The Bifhoprick of Bangor has for its-
Seal', Gules, a Bend Or, Guttee de
Poix, between 2 Mullets Argent, pier-
ced of x!nfi Field. The Term Guttee de
Poix J is French, and fignifies Drops of
Blood..

^^#

porker of Falrford in Glouc, He bear-
eth Azure, five Efcaliops in Crofs Or.
Crej{\ Oa a Moiint averdant proper, a
Falcon difplaid Or.

Barnard of "Upton- Leonard'^ He bear-
eth Argent, a Bear faliant Sable, niuf-
led Or. Cre!):, A demy Bear faliant Sa-
i ble, mufled Or.

Marrm^on

of HE%ALV%r.

B

Barrwgton of Eijcx *, He beareth Ar-
gent, three Chevrcnjis Gules, and a Vile
of three Points for Lainb^auxy Azure.

B^rnw, of Ouodgley m Gloucefterp.irc:^
He beareth Sabie, two Swords in Sal-
tire Argent, Hilts and Pomels (extend-
ing to the bale Points Or. Creji, An

i^A Amazonian Woman, propel

Bashrville q{ HcrefGrdjJnrc *, He bear-
eth Argent, a Chevron Gules between
three Hurts. This Chevron was for-
merly charg'd with fix Crofs-Croflets^
but X^vitj are now difiis'd. The Roun-
dles thus nam'd are taken for the Fruit
of a Bilhe-rryf Hurtle or W hortleherry-
Buflj ^ I do not therefore make mention of tlieir Co-
lour, becauie they are always fuppos'd to be Azure.

N. B. To fatisfy the Minds of fuch curious^ yet igno-
rant FerfcnSj who cannot imagine hovp *tis pojfihle there
Jlould be fo many different Form^ of Bsaringj as they fee fn
to grant they imagine there are *, / Jl alljhow them how fna-^
ny different Coats the above plain one wou^d make^ only
by varying the Colours j without the Addition of any other
Charge^ Count erchangings^ Partings^ or altering the Lines
of or in the Chevron^ which woud make above four times
as many more,

I ft. The Field being Argent, may produce 49 Coats^
Or, 45" many-f in all 98.

• 2dly. Each of the Colours in the Field-, will make 4
different Arms^ in all 28, which add.ed ts the above ^ is
^Z6\ and fome of the fe you will find in the following Ex-
ampUs* B z Bafftt

B The GRAMMAR

Ba[fet of Vliegh in GlouceJierJJnre *, Ke
beareth Ermine, on a Canton Or, a.
Mallet Gules. Creft, A Falcon difplaid
Argent. A Canton is fo nam*d, becaule
it Occupies but a Camel or Corner of
the Efcocheon.

Baffet^ another *, He beareth Er-
mine, on a Chief indented Gules, three
Efcallops Or. The bearing ojf Efcal^-
lops, fignifies, that the firft Owner was
a Commander, who by his Valour and
Vertue endear'd himfelf to his Follow-
ers, and in Requital of their Love had
ventar'd to facrifice himfelf tor their Safety.

The Rt. Hon: Allen Mathurfi^ Ld. Ba^
thurjt^ bears', Diamond, two Bars Er-
mine, in Chief three Crois-Pattees To-
paz. Crefi, A Bay-Horfe tripping, Ma-
ned and tayl'd Diamond.

Baynham *, The Field is Gules, a Ghe^.
vron between three Bulls Heads ca-
bofh'd Argent, armed Or. Crefi, A
Bull's Head couped Argent. The bear-
ing of a Bull, or the Head thereof, is a
"Note of Valour and Magnanimity.

Sir Ji/fius Bcch^ Bar. beareth Quar-
terly three Coats*, vI-l, ift. Or, a Ra-
ven proper. 2d. and 3d, Sable, a Mullet
Or. 4th. Azure, a Dolphin hauriant
Argent, on an Inefcocheon, the Arms
of Vlfi€r,

Bedd/ngfilfldi

tf BE%AtD%1. B

Beddingfield or Bedlngjielde ^ The
Field is Ermine, an Eagle difplaid Sa-
ble. This Family is of great Note, in
the Countfes of Norfolk-, Suffolk-, and
Oloucefi'er. An Eagle difplaid fignifies
a Man of an ingenious, lofty Spirit, aP
fiduous in the Performance of great and
noble Anions.

Belgrdve of Leiceflerftnre *, The Field
is Gules, a Chevron Ermine between,
three Mafcles Argent. The Mafcle in
Heraldry is taken for the Maih of a
Net, and Nets in Scripture are Hiero-
glyphicks of Perfwafion. But in a Field
Gules, they fignifie the Bearer to have
been moft prudent in the Arts of War.

BeU of V^well in Norfolk ^ He bear-
eth Sable, a Fefle Ermine between j
Bells Argent,

The Rt. Hon. Thomoi Bellafyfe^ Vif.
Falconherg-i beareth -^ Pearl, a Chevron.
Ruby between three Fleurs de Lis Sa-
phire.

Belvale *, He beareth Argent, Billet-
te Sable. In blazoning of Billets, if
under eleven you mufl mention their
Number, but when above ten, it fuf'
iices to fay Billette.

Tkc

B

T&e GRAMMAR

The Rt. Hon. Charles Bennety E. of
Tankerviky beareth^ Ruby, a Belknt
between tJiree demy Dons rampant
Pearl, with a Mullet for Difference.

The Rt. Hon. Henry Bentincl^ E. of
Tmlandy beareth ^ Saphire, a Crols-Mo-
line Pearl.

I The Rt. Hon. "^ames BerUy^ Earl of
Berklyy beareth*^ Ruby, a Chevron be-
tween ten Crofs-Pattees (^4, 2, i, 2, i.)
Pearl. Crefi:. On a Miter proper, the
Paternal Coat.

The Lord BerUy ofStratton bears the
lame, only the Chevron is Ermine.

^j^ Berkly of Beverfione ^ as the Earl of
Berklyj with a Border Argent.

BerUy of Wymundham ^ He beareth
Gules, a Chevron between Xqr Cynjc-
foils C4, 2, I, 2, I.; Argent

His

His Grace, Robert Bertie^ Dulce of
Ancafier^ beareth*. Pearl, three Batter-
ing-Rams barways proper, banded Sa-
phire, armed and garnifh'd Topaz.

The Rt. Hon. AIontagn-FenaUes Bertie^ E. of Jhing-
torr^ the fame with an Annulet for Difference.

Betfield'^ Party per Fefie, Gules and
Ermine, a File of five Points Argent,

Beverly of Bedford/hire y He bearetH
Ermine, a Rofe Gules, barbed and
feeded proper. I term this Rofe Gules,
becaufe Red is no more its proper Co-
lout than White or Yellow, and for
that Reafon it could not be laid to be
proper.

Bevers o( Hogfdon'^ The Field is Ar-
gent, a Chevron between three Cynk-
foils Gules. Crefl.Oa a Torce Argent
and Gules,. a Demy-Wivern Vert, arm-
ed and ogled Gules. The Number of
Leaves in this Herb, anlwers to the five
Senfes in Man *, and he that can conquer
his Affections and Appetite, is a worthy Bearer of fuch
a Charge, and a greater Hero than Cafar or Alexander*

When all are conquer d-y greater Glory* s wofi%
if by^himfelf the C9nquerors outdmj-^

Br/di

B

The GRAMMAR

Bevlll of Corrmail'^ The Field is
Ermine, a Bull pafTant Gules, armed
and unguled Or. The Arms of a Bull
are his Horns, the Term Vnguled is
deriv'd of the Latin Word Vngula,
which fignifies the Hoofe of a Beaft.

Blackball of Exeter in the County of
Devon '-) The Field is Argent, a Grey-
hound curlant Sable, on a Chief in-
dented of the fame, three Befants. Th«
Befant is fuppos'd to be a Plate of Gold
prepared for the Mint*

Sir Rich, Biackmore of Middle fex^ Kt*
bears ^ Or, on a FelTe Sable, between
three Negroes Heads eraz'd proper, as
many Crefcents of the ill. Crefi, On
a Torce Or and Sable, a Negroes Head
eraz'd proper. Gwillim fays the Cref-
cents are Argent.

The worfhipful Company of Black-
fmhhsj bear *, Argent, a Chevron be-
tween three Hammers Sable, crowned
Or.

Blake of Northumberland *, He beai?^
eth Argent, a Chevron between, three,
Bean*Sheafs Sable.

Blencow'i The Field i$ A:iui*e, of a
Bend Argent, three Chaplets Veru

Skuffhaffft

of HE^ALV%r.

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B

Bleuerhaffet o{ Norfolk'^ The Field is
Gules, a Chevron Ermine, between 3
Dolphins naiant, embowed, Argent.
This Fifh is an Emblem of Charity,
and of fmgular Love towards Man-
kind.

Bluhtt'^ He beareth Argent, a Fefle
wavy between fix Crofs-CroHets Gules,

Blythe of Torhjjlj, The Field is Er-
mine, three Bucks pafTant Gules, and
a Chief Azure.

Bodenham o{ Herefordjh* He beareth
Azure, a Fefle between three Chefs-
Rooks Or.

Bohun of Suffolk*^ He beareth Gules,^
a Crefcent Ermine, between eight
Martlets in Orle, Or.

Bolter of Middlefex'^
Argent, on a Chevron
Skulls of the firft.

The Field is
Gules, three

Bond of Lincoln/hire'^ The Field fs
Argent, on a Chevron Sable, 3 Belants.

1 The Rt. Hon. George Booths Earl of
Warrington^ beareth*. Pearl, 3 Boars
Heads erefted and era;:ed Diamond,
armed Ruby.

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Botersu^

77;c GRAMMAR

Botereux of Cornwall *, The Field is
Argent, three Toads ere^fted Sable.
Some will have it, that the bearing of
Toads after this Manner, (ignifics a
hafty and cholerick Man.

Bowes of Durham*^ The Field is
Ermine, three Long-Bows bent pale-
ways in FefTe, Gules.

Bowyer of Bucks and Suffex'^ The
Field is Or, a Bend Verrey, cotifed
Gules.

The Rt. Hon. Rich. Boyle^ E. of ^«r-
lington^ bears ^ Party per Bend crenel-
le. Pearl and Ruby.

Boynton of Tork \ He beareth Or, a
Fefle between three Crefcents Gules.

Bradway of Potjllpy in Gloc: The
Field is Argent, a Chevron between
three Bunches of Grapes Gules. Crefi,
on a Crown proper, a Greyhound
feiant ereded.

Brayne *, The Field is Azure, on a
Crofs Or, an Oaken Slip Vert*

Breach

of HE%ALt>\r.

B

Breach of Clrencefier in tlie Count/
of GlouceJter\ The Field is GuleSy a
Chevron between three Bugle-Horns,
ftringed Or. Crefi, Aa Antilope fei-
ant proper.

Brer et on of Cheffnre\ He h^areth
Argent, two Bars Sable.

Brewfler of Norfolk and Sufilk *, He
beareth Sable, a Chevron. Ermine b^^-
three Eftoils Argent. '"''^w^^"

The Bifhoprick of J?rjt/?o/ Has for its
Scal^ Sable, three Ducal Crowns in
pale Or. According to fome, wheij
Crowns are Yellow, the Blazoner is at
Liberty to term them Or or proper.

Broadfione-^ He beareth Argent, on
a Quarter Gules, a Rofe Or. Crejf-^
Out of a Crown proper, a Boar's
Head Sable, guttee de Sang.

Sromwlvh \ The Field is Argent, a
Lion rampant Sable, guttee d*or. Crefi.
Out of a Crown proper, an Unicorn's.
Head Gules^

Mroeki

B

The GRAMMAR

Brooke of Leicefterfiire ^ He bearetK
Or, a Crofs ingraird, party per pale
Gules and Sable.

Broohhanh of Ixtndon'^ The Field is
Azure, two Bars wavy Argent

Broohhy of Lekejierjhire ^ The Field
is barry wavy of fix Argent and Sa-
ble, a Canton Gules.

Brough of Littcolnfhire\ The Field is
Argent, on a Saltire Sable five Swan$
proper. The Swan is called Apollo's
Bird, not only for his Colour, which
is the Emblem of Sincerity^ hut- h^.
caufe he is faid to defpife Deathj as
all wife Men do.

The Rt. Hon. Henry Browne^ Vifc.
Montacute^ bears y Diamond, three
Lioncels paflant in Bend, between x
double Cotifes Pearl.

Browning of Cowley in Gloucefterflnr^;^
The Field is Azure, three Bars wavy
Argent. Crefi, On a Chapeau Gides,

-^ lined Ermine, a Pair of Wings ere^-

g| ted finifter Bend ways. _

The

of HE(B^JLD%_t

B

The Rt. Hon. Thomas Bruce Earl of
jiUeshvryj bearethj Topaz, a Saltire
and Chief Ruby.

J

Tli« Rt. Hon. George Brudenetl^ £•
of Cardigan') beareth^ Pearl, a Che-
vron Ruby b&tween three Morions Sa-
phire. The Morion or Steel-Cap^ was
the ancient Armour for the Head of*
Foot-Soldier.

The Rt. Hon. James Brydges, E. of
Caernarvan-i bears ^ Pearl, on a Crols

Wit ^^ Hill J^^^'^^^^^j ^ Leopard's Head Topaz.

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I

Bull of Somerfetjhire ^ The Field is
Or, three Bulls Heads truncked Gule&
Next to the whole Creature, the bear-
ing of the Head ismoft honourable.

Burhn of Effex'^ He beareth ilxg&xt^
a Feffe Gules.

Burleigfj of Hampfiire ^ The Field is
Vert, three Boars Heads couped Ar-
gent

tumlnghlUj

B

Tl7e GRAMMAR

Bumlnghtll'^ The Field is Sable, 5
Gad-Bees volant en Arriere, Argent.
Tne Term en Arrkre is proper to fly-
ing Creatures, when they move up-
vrards. . ^

Bumell cy{ Norfolh'^ He beareth Or,
a Chevron Ermine between thi*ee Oak
Leaves proper. In bearing of Leaves,
except their Points are placed towards
the Chief part of the Efcocheon, you
muft take Care to mention the manner
of their Pofition, viz. Bendways^ Bar-
waysy Sec.

Butler of Suedly^ Qhuc, He beareth
Gules, a FelTe checkie Argent and Sa-
ble, between fix Crofs-Pattees fitched
in the Foot, Or.

Bye ^ The Field is Azure, three Be^s
volant en Arriere, Argent A Bee
reprefents the prudent Man, who h|is
the Art of making the moft of every
thing, for his own, and the Publick
Good.

TheRt. Hon, William Byron^ Lord
Byronj bears ♦, Pearl, three Beadlets
enhanced Ruby.

Cadul'y

Cad.ul *, He beareth Argent, a Crofs
engrail'd Vert.

Cairnes of Ireland ^ The Field is Ar-
gent, three Martlets Gules.

Calmady of Devon ^ He l)eareth A-
zure, a Chevron between three Pears
Or.

Cdy oiWiltJhire-^ He beareth Quar*
ly Argent and Sable, on a Bend Gules
three Mullets of the firft.

Camel ^ The Field is Sable, a Camel
paflant Argent

inond,

His Grace, John Campbell Duke of
Argyle^ dec, in Scotlandj Earl of Green-
wichj &c. in England^ bears Quarterly
two Coats, visi. I ft. and 4th. Girony
of eight Topaz and Diamond, for his
Paternal Coat. 2d. and 3d. Pearl, a
Ship Diamond.

The Arms of the Archiepifcopal See
of Canterbury^ are thus Blazoned by
Heylin in his Help to.HlJiory'j Saphire,
an Epifcopal Staff in Pale Topaz, en-
fign*d with a Crofs Pattee Pearl, fur-
mounted by a Pall of the iaft, charg'd
with four CrofTes forme fitche Dia<-
edged and fringed as the fecond^

The

The GRAMMAR

The Rt. Hon. William Capel^ Ear!
of £i/^A;, bears ^ Ruby, a Lion ranir
pant Pearl, between three Croft CroA
lets fitche Topaz.

Capenhurfl: ^ The Field is Argent, 3
Capons Sable, armed crefted and iel-
lop'dOr.

The Rt. Hon. William-Ferdinand Ca-
rey^ Lord Hunfdonj bears ^ Pearl, on
a Bend Diamond three Rofes of th$
Field.

Carey oi London'^ The Field is Ar-
gent, on a Bend Sable, three Roles of
tiie firft, a Canton Or, charged with
an Anchor as the fecond. The Anchor
fignifieth Succour in Extremity, and
is alfo an Emblem of Chriftian Hope.

The Bifhoprick pf Carlijle has for its
Seal ^ Argent, on a Crois Sable a Mi*
tre with Labels Or.

Carlofs

of BE(^ALV%r. C

Carlofs of Stafordfidre'^ The Field is
Or, on an Oak branched and frufted
proper, a FefTe Gules, charged with 3
Imperial Crowns Or.

Carne\ He beareth Or, thtee Lion*
eels pafTant Sable.

Carpenter'^ The Field is Azure, two
Lions combatant Or. Thefe are call-
ed Lions^ in Exception to the Rale be-
fore given, becaufe they how feem to
be driving for the Maftery of the Fiel9,
which they wou*d not do, unlefs thejr
were of full Growth.

The worfhipful Company oiCdrpett'^
penters^ bcar^ Argent a Chevron be-
tween tl^ee Compafies eKteaded Sa>
ble.

The Rt Hon. John Cartaret^ Lard
Cartaret^ bears ^ Ruby, four Fufils ia
Fcfle Pearl, with a CreTcent for DilFe*
rence.

<?0nfer\

l75eGR4MMAP^

Carver'^ He beareth Argent, on a
Chevron Sable a Fleut de Lis Or.

Cafileman ofQlomefl, He beareth A-
ziire, on a Mount in bafe proper, a
Caftle tripple Towered Or. Crefi. A
Man in Armour, couped at the Knees^
in his detter Hand a Flag of Defiance,
difplaying over his Head,' his finifter
Hand on the Pomel of his Sword> all
proper*

•rti"©race, WiBiam^CavendlJJj^ Duke
of Devohfinrey beareth •, Diamond three
^cks H^d&cabolh'd Pearl, attir*d Ori

Ciwil\ Th-Q. Field is Gules, 5. Sails
A;:§ent*

"ThefRt Hon, Jamos Cecily Earl of
Salisbury-, bears v Barry of ten, Pearl
and Saphire, over all fix Efcocheons
Diamond, each charged with a Lion"
rampant of the firft, a Crefcent for
Difference. The Earl of Exeter hears
the fame without the Difference,

Chaloner

t) nn^jL^x^Y.

Ojaloner of Torkfljire and Chefl^ . The
Field is Sable, a Chevron between 5
Cherubims Or.

Chasmhty-law 6((iicford and Gtomefter*
flnrt \ He beareth Gules, an Efcocheoa
Afgent, between eight Eftoils m Orfcw
Or. '

The Bifhopricic of Chef^er has for ks
Seal^ Gules, three Mitres with theif
Labels Or.

Chefier of Martfordjf^. The Field \$
Ermine, on a Chief Sable, a GrifRr^
paflant Argent.

oejter of Almondshtiry ; He bearet^
Gules, a Lion pafTant Ermine, between
three Leiirs Argent. Crefl, A Lion's
Paw eraz'd, fupporting a broken Sword*

dki^t6n% The Field is Sable, a
Pile Point in Bale Argent, and a Che-
vr(*ri counterchang'd. Cnft^ A Tiger's

D z.

Tkt

Tte GRAMMAR

The Rev. Knightly Chetwoodj D. D.
bears-, (Quarterly Argent and Gules,
four Qois-Pattees counterchangU

The Biflioprick of Chichefler has for
it Seal if Azure, a Presbyter John fit-
ting on a Tomb-ftone, in his Left a
Mound, his Right Hand extended Or,
with a Linnen.MitPe on his Head, and
in his Mouth a Sword, all proper.

The City of Chkhefier^ bears for its
Arms', Party per FefTe, Argent and
checkie Or and Gules, in chief, ifluant
out of the Fefle Point, k Caftle tripple
towered Azure.

Child of Effex'y The Field is Gules,
a Chevron ingraird Ermine, between
three Doves Argent.

The Rt. Hon. Hugh Cholmondelyj E.
of Chdmondehy bears', Ruby, 2 Hel-
mets in Chiet Pearl, garnifh'd Topaz,
in Bafe a Garb of the 3d.

Charley \

of HB%AtD%t

Chorley x)f Chorley in Lancafljire'^ He
bearcth Argent, thxee Blew-Bcf^les.

iSMBMBPJI^

IMB^H^VM

His Grace, John Churchill^ Duke of
Marlhoroughy bears ^ Diamond, a Lioa
rampant Peairl, on a Cant<Mi of the 2ci
St. George's Cfols.

Clements of i.ondon\ The Field is
Argent, two Bendlets wavy Sable, on
a Chief Gules, three Leopard's Heads
Or.

The Rt. Hon. Hi^h Clifford^ Lord
Clifford o( Chudleighy heurs'^ Checklc
Topaz and Saphirc, a Fefle Ruby, mi
a Crefcept for Diffei?ence. ^

Clifton of Frampton in Gloucefi, The
Field is Ckeckie Or and Azure, on a
Bend Gules^ thuee Lioncels rampant of
the ift.

The

'IQ

Tim GRAMMAR

The Rt. Hon: H^rtry CUTTton-, E, <I
Lincoln^ bears ^ Pearl, on a GJiief Sam-
phire, two gullets Topaz.

Cloptoft of Suffolk J Kebeareth Sable,
a Bend Argent, betwwen two Cotife§
ciancett6 Or*

Thse worlbipful Company of Cloth-
worker Sy bear *, Sable, a Chevron Er-
mine, in Chief two Crabbets Argent,
in Bide a Teazel Or.

Clym of Glouc, Azure, on a Saltire
Ar^nt, betw^ie^ four Garbs Or, a
Crefeeat Gules*

Cohb of Norfolk'^ The Field is Sa-
ble, two Swans iii Chief proper, re-
(peCliug acb other, in Bafe a Herring

Cotl

if BE^^JLTiXr.

Cock of Hartford/hire -^ He beareth
Quarterly, Gules and Argent. A like
Form of bearing is found in tk^ Arms
of Stanhope^ E. of Chejierfield^ and in
1^.^^^ i, ^ fonie others of our Nobility, v/hich

^iililll^^^.,.,,^ demonftrates tbis to be no dilhononr-
ble Coat.

Coke *, Party per pale Gules and A-'
zure, three Eaglets Argent. Tl«Rnle
concerning Lions, in Audyns Coat, is
to be obferv*d in the Cafe of Eagles, for
as one is the Kin§ of Beafts, h is the
other of Birds.

Colhrand ', The Field is Azure, thre#
Levels with their Plomets, Or.

'^T^ Cole'y The Field is Argent, a Che^
^k| vron Gules between three Scorpions
reverfed Sable.

Golmn Qi Suff'olkox.fiffex'^ He bear-
eth Azjure, on a, Pale radiant rayonee
Or, a Lion ram paifet Gules*

&omsby\

I"

The GRAMMAR

Com^hy'y He beareth Gules, three
Conies feiant in a Border engraird Ar-
gent.

1

Vj^ljir— — p

Conflable of Torkjbtre ", He beareth
C^arterly, Gules and Verrey, over all
a Bend Or. A Bend (it may be ob-
ierv'dj is much oftner born over Quar-
terly divided Coats^ than any of the
other Ordinaries.

ConfiahU^ another -^ Barry of fix Or
and Azure.

Cooper 'y The Field is Azure, a Tor-
toife ere^ed Or.

The v^orfliipful Company of Cord-
miners^ bear*, Gules, a Chevron be-
tvf«cn Aree 6oat*s Heads eraz*d Ar-

Gtrkel

<!f HE^AfD^t C

"^ Corke'^ He beareth Sable, three Li-
ons Tails ere^ed and eraz'd. Argent*

The Arms belonging to Corpus Chrif-
ti Colledge in Oxford^ are *, Azure, a
Pelican in her Neft, with Wings dip
plaid, feeding hef young ones, Or^
her Breaft vulned proper.

Courtney j He beareth Or, thr^a
Torteauxes.

Covetl'^ The 'Field is Azute^ a Lioil
rampant Argent, a File of three Lam-
beaux Gules, charg'd with nine Be-
{ants*

The Bifhoprick of Coventry and
Litchfield^ has for its Seal j Per Pale
Argent and Gules, a Crofs-Potent be*
tween four troflets-Pattee, counter*
chang'd of the fecond and Or,

t

Cmdr^i

GRAMMAR

Cmdry \ The Field fe Gviles, ten

[I Q I Billets, 4, 3, 2, I, Or,

lis

Cmpen'^ The Field is Gules, three
Pens Argent In my Opinion, none
ought to bear this Inftrument lor his
Arms, but he that is excellent in the
Ufe of it.

Cradock'^ He beareth Argent, three
Boars Heaa§ couped Sable, armed Or.

•k % %-%%\ ^^^'f '^^^ ^^^^^ is Ermine, on a
•^- -/f-^-^- y^ FefTe Gules, three Crefcents Argent.

f&)f

Crifpe of Londm'y The Field is Ar-
gent, on a Chevron Sable, 3 Horfe-
Ihoes Or.

ffrch

of BE^JLtf^r,

Croh ^ The Field is Gules, on a Fefie
between 3 Martlets Argent, a QrcP
cent of the firft.

^f|| Crolly^ He beareth Gyrony often
M Peices, Ardent and Sable*

Crowch of Hart for djfnrs \ He beareth
Argent, on a Pale Sable, three Crofs-
Pattees Or, ' within a Border in^aird
of the fecond*

Crovdy^ The Held is Vert, on a
Oievron Or, a Star of eight Points be-
tween two Roles GiiJesj feeded and
ed^proper.

The worfliipful Company oiCwr-
riers^ bear^ Azure, a Crofs ingrail*d
Or, between four Pair of Saws Sa^
tireways Aj:gent«

E2

D 7he GRAMMAR

Bade of Norfolk *, He bearetli Gules,
a Chevron between three Garbs Or,
The Garh is taken to be a Sheaf either
of Wheat or Barley, and is ufed for
an Emblem of Hoipitality.

Dammant of Suffolk'^ The Field is
Sable, a Turnip leaved proper, a Chief
Or, guttee de Larmes.

Dancey of Berhfinre ^ He beareth A-

l^^^ zure, a Lion Or, and Dragon Argent,
^•"^^^^M erected combatant. But here the Dra-
gon is not cut weii.

M, 0-^f,l I>and'-y The Field is Vert, a Griffin
v!i^ \^ ^11^ , fegfeant Argent, on a Chief of the 2d.
three Efcallops Gules,

Darnel of TorJd *, He beareth Argent^
a Pale fufiUy Sable.

Dannet'^ The Field is Sable, guttee
d' Eau, a Canton Ermine. The Term
Guttee d' Eau^ fignifies Drdps af Water,
and the Colour is underftood to be
Argent.

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Danvers of Tcrk ', He beareth Gules
a Chevron between three Mullets Or,
peirced of the Field. Creji, Out of a
Crown proper J a Wivern Vert.

■*P" "^ "^

+■ -^ A:^*-

The Rt. Hon. Robert Darcy^ E. of
Holdernefsj bears V Saphire, ferny of
Crofs-Croflets, and . 3 Cynl^foils Pearl.
For the Signification of Cynkfoils in

4^ Armory, fee Efqj Bevers Coat.

The Bilhoprick of St, David's Hs
for its Seal *, Sable, on a Crofs Or, fi^^
Cynkfoils of the firft.

JDeacle of Aylesbury in Buch. The
Field is Or, on a Chevron between %
Rofes Gules, barbed and feeded pror
per, an Eagle difplaid of the firft.

o

Delabere fvulg. Doltahe) of Gtoucefi:
The Field is Azure, a Bend Argent,
cotife^l Or, between fix Martlets of the
fecond. Cre/t. Out of a Grown proper,
a Plume of five Feathers, party per
Pale Argent and Azure.

D

Ii&^ GRAMMAR

Detahay:, He bearetlj Argent, a Star
of i^toQn Points Gidcs. When a Star
has more than fix Points, you mufl
take Care to mention their Number.

Detatuna-j The Field k Azure, a
Moon decreflant proper. The Moon
in Heraldry is coloured white, which
is taken to be her proper Hew.

Deiamere of Borfetjh. The Field k
Gules, two lioncels pailant Argent,
collared Azure.

jyennis of Devon \ He beareth Er-
mine, three Battle-Axes Gules.

o

The Rt. Hon» Pncf DevtnuXy Vik.
Hereford^ bears ^ Pearl, a Feffe Ruby,
m Chief three Tor teauxes.

Deynes o( Norfolk j Hc beareth Or,
two Bars Sable*

Dklens

ofHE^JLt>%l[.

Dickens of St a ffbrd'^ He beareth Er-
mine, a Cro£ Patonce Sable,

The Rt; Hon. William Dlghy^ Baron
<AGefini in Ireland^ bears j Saphire, -a
Fleur de Lis Peaxl.

Dmmock\ The Field is Argen^ a
Sword in Pale Sable,

Dingley of Worcejierjh. He beareth
Argent, a FefTe Sable, in Chief a Mul-
let Gules, between two Pellets.

Drje of Northampton ; Per Felle Ar-
gent and Gales, a Fefle Azure. See
the Arms of Ahbehall for an Explicati-
on of the Name of this Ordinary.

DiXweU of Kent ; He beareth Ar-
gent, a Chevron Gules between three
Fleurs de Lis Sable,

D^s'

D The GRAMMAR

¥(q)\

Dohhs *, Per Pale Argent aad Sable^
a Chevron between three Unicorns
Heads eraz'd, all counterchangM. Some
fay the Chevron fhou'd be engrail'di

Poclwray of Ireland \ The Field is
Sable, a Chevron engrail'd between |
Plates, each charged with a Pallet of
the firft* The Mifiake in the Cut ^ the
Reader is defi/d to reUify with a Ten.

Dodd of Chejhire\ He beareth Ar-
gent, on a FefTe Gules, between two

I Bars wavy Sable, three Crefcetits Or*

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ii

Dodge of Cornwall'^ Barty of fix, Of
and Sable, over all, on a Pale Gules,
a Woman's Bread dropping Milk pro*
per.

Dogzet of Norfolk ', He beareth Gules,
two Greyhounds faliaat Or, refpev^ing
each other*

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Donne l)f Norfolk ^ He beareth Azure,
a Wolf faliant Argent. The Term fa-
lim^ QOm&% of Salio to Eeap.

The Right Hon. Rowland Dormer^
Ld. Dormer -i bears ^ Saphire, ten Bil-
lets Topaz, on a Qiiefof the fecond,
a Lion iffuant Diamond. As this Li-
on is born iffuant, fo fome are nailant,
one of which Terms comes from the
Latin Word iVo, to fwim-i the other
15 an Englifli Participle Latiniz'd.

Dovfnes of Dehmtm in Suffolk \ The
Field is Argent, three Pallets wavy-
Gules. See Johnfon among the Suhfcri-
bers^

f *»'-♦<■.

'Drake oi Buchnghatnflnre'^ He bear-
eth Argent, a Wivern, liis Wings dip
plaid and Tail nowed Gwles. Novped
comes from the Latin, quafi Nodatus,
/. e» Knotted*

The Worfhipful Company of Dra*
pers^ bear j Gules, three tripple Crows
Or, each iffuing out of a Cloud, reft*
ring on Sun-Beams proper.

Dryden

D

TJe GRAMMAR

Dryden oi Himtingtonjhire'^ The Field
is Azure, a Lion rampant, anil in Chief
a Globe between two Stars Or.

Duchnsfield oiCheflnre'^ The Field
is Argent, a Crofs, wavy voided Sable.
I defire the Reader to revife what was
faid of the Difference between P^oided
and Surmountedj which he will find at
the Arms of Atkinfon of StowelL

(Dudley^ He beareth Azure,
, vron engrail'd voided Or. See
directed.

aChe-
as above

Duffield-^ He beareth Vake, Or and
Vert, a FeiTe Gules.

i)//lf of 5tf^//^ ', He beareth Azure,
a Chevron between three Stems A.i-

gent.

The Bifhoprick of Durham has for
its Seal ^ Azure, a Crofs between four
Lions rampant Or. I do not in this
Place tranrgrefs the Rule I had given
concerning Lions aridXioncels, becaufe
thefe feem to be in different Fields.

% Dutton

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Button of CheJJjire y QLiarterly Ar-
gent and Gules, in the 2d and 3d a
Frett Or.

Dyer'^ The Field is Or, a Chief in-
dented Gules, with a Crelcent for Dif-
ference.

JDyott of Staffordfinre *, He beareth
Or, a Griffin pafTant Sable.

Byxton'^ He beareth Sable, a Fife
Argent, Surmoimted of a Chevron
Gules.

The following Arms were forgot to be inferted m
its proper Place.

' lyOyly 0^ Oxford and Nmfd\ , He
beareth Or, tvy^Bendlets Azure,

."^jfecfrkE.

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E

the GRAMMAR

Eafi of Buckingham/hire J He beareth
Sable, a Chevron between three Hor^
fes Heads era:^'d Argent.

Edgar i^ The Field is Gules, a Che-
vron Or, between 3 Leop?^rd*s Heads
Argent.

**i*«^,.

Ed^eli oi Middle fex\ The Field is
Argent, on a Chevron Sable between
three Rofes Gules, as in^ny Pellets,

Edgworth of Yorljhire'^ He beareth
Party per Chevron. Qr and" Azure, 3
Martlets counterchangU There is nd
Manner of counterchangrng more beau-
tiful than this V btltfome fay all of *em
are diigracefiU to th^ Bearer, tho' ^
cou*d never hear it prov*d.

Edwards o( Cornwall ^y The Field i$
Ermine, an Unicorn faliattt Sable.

The

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I The Rt. t^n. Scroop E^mon^ Earl
« of Bridgwater J bears ^ Pearl, a Lion

rampant Ruby, betweeb three Pheons

Diamond. \

Egerton of Staff, He beareth Gules,
a FefTe Ermine between three Pheons
Argent.

Elkinton of Leieefierfl?ire ^ The Field
is Gules, fix Croflets Or, between %
Flaunches Ermine. :

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Elde of Staffordjh. He beareth Ar-
gent, a Chevron between tluree FaU
cons Gules.

£/i^^r of 5«rr^j/*, The Field is Azure,
a FeiTe Or.

Elliot of Cornwall 'j The Field is Ar-
gent, a FefTe Gules between two Bars
wavy Azure.

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Ellick of Middle f ex ', He beareth Ar-
dent, on a Chevron Azure 3 Fkurs
de Lis Or.

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Eilis of TarTHmth h. Norfolk \ The
Field is Argent, a Mkreniaid proper. >

£//w of Norwicfs '-) The Field is Ar^
gent, three Eeles naiant in Pale Sable^

Eliis

!ri« GRAMMAR

Ellis oi Caermarthetij The Field is '
Sable, a Ckevron between three Reurs ,
de lis Or.

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EUls of Kent ^ and oiWeltemrln Lin-
colnJfnre\ He beareth Or, on a Crofs
Sable five Crefcents Argent.

*i » • .• .*. • I Etmes oi Northampton 'j He beftreth
iJtAJLi_iJ Emiine, two Bars Sable, each charged
i 5^^ "<gl| with three EhivLeavesOn

Elphinfionj He bcarcth Gules, an E-
iephant Argents

Elton of Tethury in Glouc, He bear^
eth Paly of fix Or and Gules, on a
Bend Sable, three Mullets of the firlt
€r€fk. A dexter Arms aniied, holding
a Sword erefted^^ all proper.

The

of BE^JLVT^r. K

The Birtioprick of £/y has for its
Seal', Gules, three Ducal Crowns Or-

Emme-j Ke beareth Or, on a Feffe
Sable, a Lion naiiant Argent*

Entj He beareth Sable, a Chevron
between three Hawks-Bells Or.

Entroylfel of Lelcejlerfijire^ He bear-
eth Argent, on a Bend Sable 3 Mart-
lets Or.
^ _ Enyon of Nonhampton/h* The Field
^^ is Argent, a Chevron engraird Sable
between three Ravens proper.

Ernley of Wilt/hire', The Field is Ar-
gent, on a Bend Sable thre^jg Eaglets
difplaid of the firftv

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The GRAMMAR

£yc#ff- of Cornwall 'j He beareth Sa^^
ble, fix Efcallops Or. Gentlemen and
others, who make Collections of Arms
for their own Satisfaftion, wou'd thus
abbreviate the Blazon. O. 6 Scallops

£ffe^ of JBerkfljtre ^ He beareth Ar-
gent, an Orle Gules. Abbreviated^ A.
an Orle G. But here it mud be no*
ted, that Efcocheons-, Orles^ Annulets^
Mullets^ Frets^ Crefcents^ &c. may be
rignifyy hy a Mark in writing, tho'
not in print.

Efiamon'^ The Field is Verrey Ar-
gent and Sable, a Quarter Gules. In
Jhort^ Verrey A. & S. a qr. G.

EJicowt oiGioucefi. The Field is Er-
mine, on a Chief indented Gules, 5
Stars Or. Crejt. Out of a Crown Mu-
ral Azure, a demy Falcon difplaid Or.
The Coat abbrsviatedy 'i* on a Ch. ind.
G. 3 ^s. O.

Etchlngham of Suffex -^ The Field is
Azure, a Fret Argent in a Border cnr
craird Or. Or elfe^ B. a Fret A. in a
Border cngr. O.

Swifts

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f Evans oi Buckinghamfl)lre\ The Field
? is Argent, an Eagk dilplaid with twQ
Heads, Sable.

Evans o^Sojnerfet ^ He be^reth Owles,
three Chevrons Argent.

Evelyn q( Surrey ^ He beareth Azure,
M a Griifin paflant, and a Chief Or.

In making Colledlions of Arms, for
Brevity and Expedition you may fet
Marks for the Ordinaries, and (bme
common Charges, alfo fingle Letters
for t\iQ Tin«n:ures, of which thofe in the former Page,
and the three Coats following are Examples,

The Bifhoprick of Exeter has for its
Seal *, Gules, a Sword m Pale, Blade
and Hilt proper, two Keys in Saltire
Or. Abbreviated thus^ Q» a ^ in J/?r,
2 Keys in X? 0>

Eynefort ', He beareth Gules, a Fret
engraird Ermine. Thus abhrevlat€d^
0/a Freteng. *a'

EytonotShrepPnre-^ The Field is Or,
a ¥tet Azure* Bbm-^ O- a Fret B,

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Fmh^d

fk GRAMMAR

Fairheard of Middlefex ^ Party per
Pale Or and Gules, a Crols Botony
fitche, between four Cinkfoils counter-

chang'd.

Fdldo\ The Field is Gules, 3 Stags
Heads triincked Or, attired Argent.

Falkner of Lmcaflnre\ He beareth
Argent, three Falcons Gules, in chief
as many Pellets.

K?;?/^TrvHe beareth Or^ a Chevron
between three Fleurs de Ds Sable.

Farley of Worcefler and Herefordjh.
Party per Pale, Sable and Or.

FarraHtofSurry'j He beareth Argent,
on a Chief Gules two Crofles Patoncq,
checkie of the firft and Azure.

Farrlngdon of Berk/hire ', The Field
is Sable, three Unicorns-curfent in pale
Argent.

'^arm^don

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parringdon of Lincoln \ The Field is
Argent, a Chevron Gules between 3^
Leopards Heads Sable.

Sir H. Featherfioncj Baronet bears "^
Gules, on a Chevron between 3 Of-
triches Feathers Argent, a Pellet^ a
Canton charg'd with the Arms ofZJiJlcr,

Felhridge ', He beareth Or, a lion la-
liant Gules.

Felgate of 5Af^/^ ', The Field is Azure,
two Bars Argent, between fix Mullets
Or, C3,2, I.;

Fen cA London \ The Field is Argent^
on a Felle Azure, three Efcallops of
the firft, a Border engiaiFd as the fe*
cond-

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Feme of StaffordJJj. Party per Bead
indented Gules and Or.

Fmtiey of Su-gol\ *, The Field is Or,
on a Bend Vert three Bucks He^ds cu-
bolh'd of the firft. '

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T^e GRAMMAR

Ferrar of Norfolk *, He beareth Ver-
rey Or and Gules, on a Chief Sable, 3
Li6ns Heads eraz'd Argent.

Terrors of Derhy/hire'^ He beareth
Verrey Or and Gules.

Fllmer o( Ketit\ The Field is Sable,
three Bars, m Chief as many Cinkfoils
!i Or.-

Flnett o{ Kent'^ He bcateth Argent,
on a Crofs Gules five Fleurs dc Las of
thefirft.

PllJ^er of Stafordfiire-^ The Field is
Or, a Kingsfilher proper.

Flamjlead of LeicefierflAre \ He bear-
eth Argent, a Maunch Azure, in a.
Border of the (ame, charged with en-
toy re of eight Befants.

Fleming ofCorfiwallj He beareth Ver-
rey^ a Chief checkie Or and Gules in
a Border of the laft. In this Coat, be-
cauie I do not mention any Tinfturcs
next to the word Ferreyy you muft fup-
pofe it confifts of Argent an\i Azure

Fleetwood

Fleetvpocd of Bucks'^ Party per Pale
Nebule Or and Azwre, fix Martlets, 2,
2, 2, counterchang'd.

The worlhipful Company 0^ Fletchers
bear ^ Sable, a Chevron Or between j
Arrows Argent.

Flower of Rutland"^ He beareth Er-
mines, a Cirikfoil Ermine. .

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F/oivf r of Wiltfiire \ The Field is Sa*
ble, a Unicom paflant Or, on a Chief
Argent three Julyflowers proper.

FodonoiStaffordJhire\ He beareth Ar*
gent, on a FefTe Gules between three
Crofs-Bows Sable, as many Arrows Or.

FQlbs

'Be GRAMMAR

Folkes of Norfolk and Suffolk ; The
Field is party per Pale Gules and Vert,
a Fleur de Lis Argent;

Folville of Leicefierjhire *, He beareth
Or, three Bars nebule Sable, and a
Canton Gules,

Fowke of London % He beareth Vert,
a Fleur de Lis Argent.

Fowlis of York *, The Field is Argent,
three Oak-Leaves Vert.

Foyk of Dorfetfiire) The Field is Ar-
gent, a Saltire cheekie Or and Sable,
between four Trefoils of the third.

Fax o(Shrapfbire\ He beareth Argent,

m \ a Chevron between three Foxes Heads
^ « eraz'd ^ules.'

Francis d Staffbrdjhirr^ The Field is
Argent, a Chevron between 5 Eaglets
difplaid Gules.

Framingham

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Frammghrm W ■Norfolk ^ The Field
IS Argent, a Fcfle<MicS) between three
Cornifh Choughs pt<)per, I ule the
Word proper Us all Blazon«rs do) when
I light of a Charge born in its native
Hew, and that in the Chough is Blade.

FranUand of Tork *, The Field is A-
zure, a Bend between three Dolphins
naiant Or. In this Fifh is propoled
unto us an Example of Charity, and
kind Affeftion towards our Children.

Freake oi Norfolk'^ Per Pale Argent
and Azure, a Fefle between three Flours
de Lis counterchang'd.

Freeman of Hartfordjh. He bearctlk
Azure, three Lozenges Or.

Freere oi Suffolk \ The Field is Gnlesi
two Leopards Heads in Pale, between
as many Flanches Or,

Froblfij9r\

77;e GRAMMAR

Frohlfhcroi Devonflnre '^ He beareth
Ermine, on a Fcfle engrail'd Azure,
between three Griffin's Heads eraz'd
Sable, a Greyhound curfant Argent.

Fry of Devonfljire *, He beareth Vert,
three Horfes curiant in Pale Argent.

I fryarQ^WorcejierJhire\ The Field
is Sable, a Chevron between threa
Dolphins naiant Argent.

Fuller of Norfolk and Etfex •, He bear-
eth Argent, two Bars and a Canton
Gules.

Fulthorp of Durham *, He beareth Ar-
gent, a Crofs Moline Sable.

Futter of Norfolk ', The Field is Sa-
ble, two Swans proper, between as
many Flanches Or.

CMnsfordy

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Gainsford o{ Surrey \ He beareth Ar-
gent, a Chevron Gules, between three
Greyhounds curfant Sable.

Gall of Suffbli'^ He beareth Azure, a
FelTe Argent, fretty Gules. The Rea-
der may turn to the Arms of Dutton^
EytoHj Etchingham^ &c. where he will
find entire Fretts.

Gamut '^ The Field is Or, a Barulet
between two Bars gemelles Gules, o-
\jer all three Efcocheons Verrey. I.
call thele Bars Gemelles^ from the La-
tin Word GemeUm^ double'^ becaufe
they are ever bofn by Pairs.

Gardiner of Hampfinre'^ The Field
is Sable, a Chevron between 3 Spades
Argent. This Coat feems to have an
Allufion to the Name of the Bearer,
and there be many like it in the Book,
as Cajileman') Oldcajile^ Woody Ft/her^
Hancock-, Hardbean^ Heron-, Veal^ &c.

Garrets, The Field is Azure, a Lion
rampant- Argent, guttee de Poix, arm-
ed, langued and collared Gules, crowrte;
edOr. ■

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i&awde^

T/;e GRAMMAR

Gamdey of Norfolk'^ The Field i^
Vert, a Tortoife difpkid Argent

ClHyxA DtvonJhirt\ He beareth Or^
a Chevron between 3 Efcallop-Shells
Azure. What is fignified by the bear-
ing of Efcallops, you were told m the
Arms of ^^i/^f.

Xjerrarixii Lmc^fhire'^ He beareth
Argeat, a Saltire Gules* Su Afton.

Gethin of Ireland'^ The Field is A*
zure, a Buck fpringing Argent, atti-*
red Or.

Glhhs of Suffolk \ He beareth Argent j
three Bills (or Battle-Axes) paleways
Sable.

Dr. GihfoH of Hatton Garden ^ The
Field is Gules, an Anchor Argent, on
a Chief Or> three Rofes of the firft.

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GiUs of Devon ^ Pary per Chevron
Argeat and Purpure, a Lion rampant
counterchang*d.

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GHfafid\ The Field is Vert, a Stagg
^rin^ing Or.

Girllngton of Tork ^ The Field is Ar-
gentj a Chevron between three Bees
Sable.

^ Glafgood'-y He beareth Argent, on a
-— rpTTi Fefle between two Bars gemelles Gules
three Eagles Heads eraz*d Or.

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Glegg'^ The Field is Argent, two Li-
oncels counter-paflant Argent

The Bifiioprick of Gtoucefler has for
its Seal; Azure, two Keysin Saltire
Or.

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The GRAMMAR

' The City of Gloncefier bears for its
Arms V Or, three Chevronels Gules be-
tween ten Torteauxes.

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Glover oiSitffblk^ He beareth Sable^^
a FelTe crenelle Ermine, between three
Grefcents Argent.

Goatly •, He beareth Ermlae, a Goafs

r Head eraz'd Gules, attired Or.

' ' u^Jkf"^ • zure, three Boars pallant Argent.

Goche of Llncolnfhire \ He beareth A-

The worfhipful Company of 6*0/^-
fmiths bear^ Qiiarterly, ift. and 4th.
Gules, a Leopard*s Head Or. 2d. and
3d. Azure, a Cup covered between 2
Buckles Or. ^<?fro. To God only be
all Glory.

Goodreed^ The Field is Gules, an
Anchor Argent. In Latin (\ mention
it as a Specimen of their way of bla-
zoningj Qui habet ifia ArmUy ponaty
ji^chora alha^ in Campo rubro.

Gordon

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>03 , Gordon of Suffolk '^ He^eareth Sable,

Pt F^^ ^ three Leopards
WW LisOr.

Heads jefTant Fleujrs de

Gore o^ Wiltflnre\y The Field is Or,
three Bulls Heads cabofh'd Sable.

Sir Harry Goring^ Bar. bears *, Argent,
a Chevron between three Annulets
Gules, an Efcocheon of the ift. charged
with a finifter Hand, couped at the
Wrift, as the 2d.

Gowis *, The Field is Argent, a li-
on's Head eraz'd Gules.

Grafton o{ Lorkdon\ Party per Sal-
tire Sable and Ermine, a Lion ram-
pant Or, armed andiangued Gules.

Graham of Scotland and Torh. *, The
Field is Or, on a Chief Sable, three
Efcallops Argent.

Crmdgorge

Tk GRAMMAR

Grandgorge of Leicejierjhire ; He bear-* ^
eth Azure, three Ears of Guinea- Wheat,
couped and bladed Or.

Grcwehor (ot Grdfvenor) ^ The Field
is Azure, a Garb Or, banded Gules. If
the Band be ol the fame Tinfture with
the Garb, you are not to Mention
it, but when it differs, you niuft be
fure to take Notice thereof.

Green o{ Greens Norton in Northam*
The Field is Azure, three Bucks paf^
fantOr.

Thefe Arms are appropriated to iho
Honourable Board of Green^Clothf and
in The Prefent State ofLondon-^ are thu5
blazoned ^ The Field is Vert, a Key
Or, and a Staff Argent, Saltireways^

Grejley oi Derhyfinre *, Verrey Ermine
and Gules.

Grefljam of Surrey^ He beareth Ar-
gent, a Chevron Erminois, betweeni

te^ three Mullets Sable*

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Greyby^ He beareth Ermine, two
Flaunches Azure, each char§*d with j
Ears of Wheat, couped Or.

Griffith of Wales'^ He beareth Sahle^
a Chevron between three Fleurs de Lis
Argent.

Griii'^ The Field is Sable, a Crofs
couped, quarter-peirced Or.

Grmfiead of SomerfetPnre ^ The Fielgt
is Gules, two Bars verrey.

^ Gurmy of Norfolk \ Paly of fix Ot
and Azure.

Gwrney^ another^ The Field is Atf
gent, a Crofs engrail'd Gules.

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The GRAMMAR

.r# C^ 1 ^^^ worfhipful Company of Haher-

-^S^'S^H '^^^^■f? bear^ Nebule Argent and A-

'^'#4t'^ \ f ii zure, on a Bend Gules^ a Lion palTant

t;^^y gardantOr. ■ ■

Haddon ', The Field is Or, a Man*s
Legg couped at the Thigh Azore.

■Hall<, He Wreth Argent, a Ghe-f
^ vron Sable between three Columbines I
(lipped proper.

Hardhean'^ The Field is Argent, 3^
Bean-Cods (or.Podsj barways 2 and i^
proper.

^s\ 5 Harding of Durham'^ The Field is
v^' Gules, three Greyhounds curlant in
Pale Or.

Hanwell of Worcejierjhire *, He bear-
eth Argent, on a Feffe nebule Sable,
three Hares Heads couped Or.

Harewood of Devon ^ The Field is
Azure, a Chevron Ermine, between 3
Hawks Argent.

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Harlewin of Devon ^ The Field i$
Azure, a FcfTc Argent, in bafe tixree

I Apples Or.

HarUng\ He beareth Argent, an U-
nicorn ieiant Sable, armed and ungu-
led Or.

Harris of Devo'nflnre'^ The Field is
Argent, three Crefcents Sable.

Harrow *, The Field is Ermine, three
Harrows conjoyn'd in the Nombril of
^ . the Efcocheon with a Wreath Argent,
V.^r toothed Or.

Hart hill '^ He beared Ardent, a' Hart
Gules, lodged on a Mount in bafe pro*
per.

Haflewood^f The Field is Argent, oa
a Feffe Gules between tiiree Owls Sa*
ble, as many Lozenges Ermine, a
Chief charged with A:^ur€, three Nut-
Trees. Ths Cutter has by Mifiake mad$
a Chevron, herej infisad of a Feffe ^

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Tk GRAMMAR

-^ i f (1 Haffenhvl \ He beareth Ermirte, a
4 -.^A. i "^ Mullet of fix Points, peirced of the

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The Rt Hon. Tl;^^/?^ Hajiit^s^ E^
oi Huntington^ bears ^ Pearl, a Maunch^
Diamond. The Maunch was in for-
mer Times the Sleeve of a Garment*

Hmhridge ot Devonfl:. The Field i
is Gules, a Bend wavy Argent, in the
finifter chief Point, ^' Falcon uanding
on a Perch Or.

1 Hawley^ Party per Bend, Or mi

! Vert.

||||piii||w f Hayes of London'^ He beareth Er-.
|H|llli*iliifeJ mxriQj three Leopards Heads Gules.

Heart^f The Field is Gules, 6n *j

Chief Argent three Hearts proper. Irt

, this Place the Term Proper is us*d, be^

the natural Colour of a Heart fhou*<J|

be underftood thereby^ viz.. Gules.

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The Rt;« Hon. Thomas Herbert^ E.
of Pembroke^ bears ^ Per Pale Saphire
and Ruby, three Lioncels rampant Ar^
gent, armed Or.

The Bifhoprkk of Hereford has for
its Seal ^ Gules, three Leopards Heads
reverfed, fwallowing as many Reurs
de Ds Or.

Herondon'^ He beareth Argent, s
Heron volant in Fefle Azure, mem-
bred Or, between tKree Efcallops Sa-
Me.

Highlord of Surrey^ The Field is Sa=-
ble, a Bend fieury de Lis Or,

mil oi Shtlflon in Comwai '^ He bear-
eth Argent, a Chevron between three
Water-Budgets Sable. Leigh in his
jiccidence of Arms ^ calls them Gorges'^
their Form at prefent is different from
what 'twas formerly, as GwiHim has
obferv'd.

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T/je GRAMMAR

Hill of Norfolk •, He beareth Gulesi
two Bars Ermine, in chief a Lion pal-

Iv T i- -f 'Mi *^^> P^^^y P^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^"-^ Argent,

"♦; "A" "i AJM Hill o{ Suffolk'^ The Field is Gules,
two Bars Or.

Hobhy of Berkflnre -^ The Field is Ar-
gent, three Fufils on Slippers Gules.

Hohhs of Somerfetjhire-^ He beareth
Or, three Efcocheons Sable, each with
an Eagle difplaid of the firft.

Hocknell'^ The Field is Argent, an
AfTe^s Head eraz'd Sable.

Hodges of Gloucefler'^ He beareth A-
zure, a FefTe between three Crefcentg
Or.

Holme '^ He beareth Argent, aStagg
tripping proper, attired and unguled
Or.

, Hoptor^j The Field is Argent, two
I Bars Sable, each charged with 3 Mul-
^ lets of 6 Points Ol".

Hoskins

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Hoskins of HerefordJJu The Field is
Party per Pale Azure and Gules, a
Chevron between three Lions rampant
Or.

Hulgreve\ He beareth Ermine, aa
Efcocheon Qules.

7<^^ i \ Hulks 'j He beareth Argent, 3 Piles,
%rf h \ one ilTuing out of the Chief, between
the two others tranfpofed Sable.

^ffM ^S| Humphry oiEffex'^ He beareth Gules,
"^~^f S^ on a Crofs botony Or, four Pellets.

Hunt'^ The Field is Party per Pale
Argent and Vert, a Saltire counter-
changed.

Hurt oiStaffbrdjh* He beareth Sable,
a FefTe between three Cinkfoils Argent.

The Rt. Hon. Edward Hyde, Earl
of Clarendoft^ bears *, Saphire, a Che-
vron between three Lozenges Topaz.

Hyde o^Berkjhire •, He beareth Gules,
two Chevrons Argent.

Jaeifon

Be GRAMMAR

JacJifon of TorkPnre ', The Field is A-*
zure, three Suns proper, a Chief Er^
mine.

^ f Ji^fon of Wittfiire ^ The Field is A-
ziire, the Golden Fleece in a Border
of Scotland (or doubk Treflure conn-
terflory) Or.

Jay of Surrey *, He beareth Or, thrc^
Leopard's Heads eraz*d and crown'd

Sable. '■ '

Jay of Norfolk \ He beareth Gules,
on a Bend engraiPd Argent, 3 Rofes
of the firft.

Sir Jofeph Jekyll'^ The Field is Or^
a FelTe between three Hinds tripping
Sable.

1 Jenhns of Yorkflfnre'^ The Field is
Or, a Lion rampant regardant Sable.

Jenhns of Wales \, The Field is Ar-
gent, three Cocks Gules, crefted and
jellop'd Or.

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.^"1 Jenkinfon of J^orfolk ^ The Field is
j Or, two Bars geriielies Gules, betweea
I three Boars Heads couped Sable.

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Jennings of Sitaffbrdflnre ', He bcaretK
Argent, a Chevroii Gules between 3
Plontets Sable.

Jennings o{ Cornwall and iS^/^t/?', The
Field is Ermine, a Lion rampant Gules*

^ennour ofEffex-^ He beareth Azure^
a Crols-Pattee between four Fleurs d©
Lis Of.

Jermy of Norfolk'^ He beareth Ar-
gent, a Lion rampant gardant Gules*

Jernegan o( Norfolk •-) He beareth Ar-
gent, three Mafcle Buckles Gules.

Jervls oi CorrmaUif The Field is Ar-
gent, a Fefle between three Garbs Sa-
ble.

Jeruis of Suffolk j He beareth Sable^
three Beehives Or.

'Jervis of Stafford/hire'^ The Field Is
Sable, a Chevron Argent betweea thre@
Doves proper*

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The GRAMMAR

Jervls of DevonjUre -^ 1 he Field is
Argent, {\yi Oft riches Feathers 3, 2^ i»
Sable.

Jeffop of Tor\Jlnre \ He beareth Or,
two Bars, in Chief three Leopards
Heads Gules.

'Jevon of Devonjhire'^ The Field is
Argent, a Torteaux between four Sal-
tires 2 and 2 Gwles.

Ince of Lmcafljire ^ The Field is Ar-
gent, 3 Torteauxes in Bend between 2
Cotifes Sable.

Jnwineiy He beareth Argent, three
Holly-Leaves pendant proper. Parti-
cular Care muft be had in blazoning
fuch Coats as have Leaves in them, to
mention the Manner of their Pofition,
unlefs their Points ftand towards thQ
Chief part of the Efcocheon.

Jones ofShrcpfijirej He beareth Ar-
gent, a Uon rampant Vert.

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Jones of Monmouth/}; ire ^ The Field
is Sable, a Stag at Gaze Argent,

Jones of Denhighfljire-^ The Field is
Party per Bend fmifter Ermine and Er-'*
mines, over all a Lion rampant within
a Border engrail'd Or.

Jones^ another*, The Field is Vert,
a Chevron between 3 Wolves Heads e-
raz'd Or, langued Gules.

Jones^ another *, He beareth Ermine,
a Chevron couped Sable.

Joyner of London *, The Field is Azure,
on a Bend Argent, an Eagle difplaid Sa^
ble.

Jordan of Surrey^ The Field is Sable,
an Eagle difplaid between two Cotifes
Argent, a Canton finifter Or.

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Jordan-

The GRAMMAR

Jordan oflViltfijire'^ The Field is A-
^ K^ I zure, a Lion rampant between eight
'^/kfw^l Crofs-Croflets fitched, 3, 2, 2, i, Or,

^^J^i^r I ^^^ ^ Chief of the fame.

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^H-^ l^i^ 1 y^^^O^? I^e beareth Argent, three
#" i Julyflowers flipped proper.

Ireton *, The Field is Ermine, a Berxi

ilv.A ^v\ ■:• ^ Voided Gules.

, . • . "A^^si^ Iretor^ of Cumberland :, He beareth Ar-

t^^ aX -l^^i §^^^> '"^ ^^^^ Sable, in Chiefs Mullets
- " '^^ Gules.

The worfhipful Company oi Iron-
mongers^ bear 'y Argent, on a Chevron
I Gules, between three Steel-Gads A-
1 zure, as many Lockets cap*d Or.

jl^ I Ives of Devonjhire *, The Field is Ar-
I gent, a Chevron Sable, between th»ee
I Blackmore's Heads coupcd proper.

Kddrad \

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Kadrad -^ The Field is Argent, two
Foxes Gounterfaliant Gules.

Kay of TorhJJnre f, He beareth Argent,
two Be ndlets Sable.

Keate of Devonflnre *, The Field is
Argent, three Cats iii Pale Sable.

Keble o{ Suffolk'^ Hebeareth Argent,
three Bars nebule Sable, and a Canton
Gules.

Keel of London *, Quarterly crenelle.
Argent and Sable, in the ift a Crelcent
of the feeond.

J!±L ."fc. -^ I ^<^<?^^^ of Norfolk ^ The Field is Ar-
■^rT^ trn gent, a lalbot Sable, collar'd Or, on a
Chief Azure three Croilets of the 3d.

The Rt. Hon. William Keith^ E. of^
Marefchaly beareth^ Pearl, a' Chief pa-
ly of eight, Topaz and Ruby.

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Kekit-More

K TljeGRAMMAR

Kehit'More\ The Field is Gules, 3
Text-EfTes Or.

1 Kelley o{ Devon/hire ^ He bcareth Ar-
I gent, a Chevron between three Billets
I Gules. The Billet fas I have obferv-

edj is taken for a Piece of Paper in the

Form of a Letter.

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^^.^.■^^■^ I Kelloway o^WihJhire'^ The Field is

( ^\ f^ /? { I ^i^g^^^j ^wo Graziers Sable, between

( 1\^^'^ X \ \ four Pears Gules, in a Border ingrail'd

ofthefecond.

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Kempley \ The Field is Gules, three
Sc>^thes in Pale barways Or.

Kempton of Hartford/hire'^ He bcar-
eth Azure, a Pelican between 3 Fleurs
de lis Or.

Kernys of Glamor^anjhire ^ The Field
is Vert, on a Chevron Or, three Phe-'
ons Sable. Gmllem {ays, on a Chevron
Argent, three bajfbed Arrow-Heads Sa-
ble.

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Kendal oi Durham'^ He beareth Par-
ty per Bend indented Argent and Sa-
ble.

Kendal of Leicefterfi. and WarwicL
The Field is Gules, a FefTe cheekie
Or and Azure, between three Eagles
dilplaid of the fecond.

^.- ^^ F Kent •, He beareth Azure, a Lion paf-
' ■ ' fant guardant Orj and a Chief Ermine.

^.^^-.y^y^^ I ^ Kerkham of I>evonfhtn\ The Field

— — ^ __ ^

Gules, in a Border eaigraird

Kerle Q^ Cornwall'^ He beareth Sable,
a Saltire potent Argent, between four^
Crefcents Or.

Kerridgs

K

Tk GRAMMAR

Kerridge o{ Norfolk ^ The Field is Sa-
ble, on a Pile Argent, a Cheval-Trap
of the firft.

Kettlehy of Salop '^ He beai*eth Ar-
gent, three Chevrons Sable, a File of
three Pomts Gules.

Key of Tor\Jlnre\ The Field Is Sable,
a Chevron Argent, in Chief a Fleur de
Lis party per Pale, Or aod Azure.

/;)r| Key of Northumberland ^ The Field
is Vert, a Rofe Argent, between two
Bars Or.

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'l Klngley \ He beareth Argent, a clofe
♦ Helmet ^Gules.

KingfcQtt of Glouceji. The Field is
Argent, ten Efcallops f4, 3, 2, i.j Sa-
ble, on a Canton Gules, a Mullet Or,
pierced of the third. Notwithftand-
ing here 15 in Appearance but nine Es-
callops, they muft be blazoned ten, for
lb many are in the Coat, tiiat which
is win ting you muft fuppofe to be hid by the Hono-
rary Caatcnij to which all Charges give Place.

Klnfman of Nerthamptonjhire'^ The
Fi^ld is party per Pale Gules and Azure,
three Saltires Argent.

Kirhy of Nottingham *, The Field is
Anient, two Bars, and on a Canton
Gules, a Crofs-Moline Or.

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Kirh of Sufolk ", The Field is party
per Fefle Or and Gules, a Lozenge
counterchang'd.

Kirle of HerefordJInre \ The Field is
Vert, a Chevron between three Fleurs
de Lis Or.

Kitfon of Suffolk *, He beareth Sabkj
three Fifhes hauriant Argent, and a
Chief Or.

Knight of Norfolh *, The Field is Ar-
gent, on a Canton Gules a Spsr leather-
ed Or^ within a Border Sable.

Knight of Hampftjire'^ The Field is
Vert, a Bend Lozengy Or.

I Knight of Ireland'^ The Field is Ar-
gent, on a Quarter Gules, a Spear in.
Bend Or.

Kniveton of Derby *, He beareth Gules,
a Chevron verrey Argent and Sable.

Kroge-^ He beareth Azure, a Plow
in Feffe Argent

Ltuy

Tl^e GRAMMAR

rz-A J^\ 1 ^"^^ oiOxfordfljire'^ He beareth A-
H/l ^3 \ ^^^^' ^^^^^ Swans Necks eraz'd proper.

Lacy of Leicefierjhire j He beareth
Argentj fix Pellets.

-1^ P_j 'i:^ Lampeiaw \ The Field is Argent, 5
JJ«r-k!>--4c' Lamps Sable* and a File of three Points
Oules.

The Biftioprick of Landaf has for
its Seal', Sable, two Crofiers in Sal-
tire Or, on a Chief Azure, 3 Mitres
with Labels of the fecond.

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Lane of NorthamptonPnre.^ bears the
fame in every Point with Kinfman of
theiame County*, I cannot otherwife
account for this fi.menefs of bearing^
than by imagining there has been fome
Miflake made thro* many Tranfcripti-
ens.

Langley of London *, He beareth Or^'
a FefTe Sable, in Chief three Pellets-

Landey of BedfordJInre *, He beareth
PaJy of fix Argent ajid Vert.

Langton

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Langton of LmcolnJhirc\ He bearetJi
Party per Pale Baron and Femme^ two
Coats, the ift Quarterly Or and Sable,
over all a Bend Argent. The 2d Ar-
gent, a Fefle Gules between 3 Garbs Sa*
ble.

Lavlder\ The Field is Party per Fefle
Gules aad Argent, a Pale counterchan-
ged*

Lavington\ The Field is Argent, a
Saltire, and on a Chief Gulcs, 3 Boars
Heads couped Or.

Laurence of Lancafijire *, The Field
is Ermine, a: Crofs raguled Gules.

Laureme of Kent and Efjexj The
Field is Sable, three Eaglets volant Or.

Lee o{ London'^ The Field is Argent,
a Fefle Sable, tvyro Pellets in Chi? f, in
Bale a Martlet of th^iecond.

Leigh \ He beareth Argent, a Cul-
vcrin dilhiounted in Fefle Sable.

Leig^ o^CheJhire ^ The Field is Azwfc,
two Bars Argent.

Sit

4 -

ITre GRAMMAR

T"— -7^ sir "lohn Leake beats *, Or, on a Sal-
K ^^fl tire engraird Azure, nine Annulets Ar-

gent, a Canton Gules, charg d with>

Caftle of the third.

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The worfhipful Ck)mpany oiLea*
ther'Sellers, bear*, Argent, three Bucks
tripping regardant Gules.

Leete o( Sufolh The Field is Ar-
gent, on a Feffe Gute, between three
Matches kindled proper, a Martlet Or.

Leigham', The Field is Gules, a

Swan proper.

' Leman'^ The Field is Azure; a Feffe
between three Dolphins naiant Argent.

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Lemming^) The Field is Argent, gut-
tee de Sang. This Term yoii will fin^
explain'd, not only in Chap, I. SeB, 9.
of the Rules, but in many Examples.

Lefon of Northampton]}], The Field
is Gules, a Chief Argent, on the lowef
part thereof a Cloud, the Rays of the
aun iffuing from thence proper.

Lewis of Monmouthfljire \ He beareth
Sable, a Chevron between three Tre*
foils flipped Or.

Lewis of Merionethjh, The Field is
Ermine, a Saltire Gules.

The Bifhoprick of Lwcoln^ has for
its Seal ^ Gules> two Doncels paflant
gardantOr, on a Chief Azure, ourLa^
dy fitting with her Babe, Qown and
Scepter, of the fecond.

The Bifhoprick of Londm^ has for
its Seal-, Gules, two Swords in Saltire
Argent, theif Pomels Or.

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Th€

Be GRAMMAR

The Hon. City of London bears for
^ its Arms', Argent a Crois Gules, in
r^^ ^ — yl the firft Quarter the Sword of St. Paul
9 -^"'1 of the iame*, the whole fupported by

two Dragons Vert. Creft. a Cap of
Maintenaiice Argent, Motto, Domine
dirige nosm

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Long'^ The Field is Sable, a LionpaP
fant Argent, armed and langued Gules,
on a Chief ol the fecond, three Cro(s-«
Croflets of the firft.

^ Lovely He beareth Argent, a Che-
^ vron Azure between three Squirrels (ei-
ant Gules.

Lortoi TemhrokeJhire\ The Field is
party per FeiTe Azure and Gules, a
FelTe Or.

'Low •, He beareth Gules, 2 Wolves
paffant Argentt

Luciuof Effex'^ The Field is Argent,
a FeiTe between fix Annulets Gules.

Lutterd oi SomerfeiJInre '^ The Field
is Argent, a Fcfle between three Ot-
ters Sable.

Mabb

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Mahh o{ London'^ He bear eth Par-
ty per Pale Gules and Azure, a Tyger
pallant Argent. The Tyger of all p-
ther Bcafts (except the Uon) is the
moft honourable, he beiag a Bcaft of
incomparable Swiftnefs and Cruelty^,

The Arms of Magdalen-Colledgc in
Oxfordj arc *, Fufil Ermine and &ible,
on a Qiief of the lecond, tluice lillies
Argent*

Magnal •, The Field is Argent, a
Sweep Azure, charg'd with a Stone
Or. This was an Engine, with which
they us'd in old Times to caft Stones
into befieged Gties.

Mainltone of Herefordfh. The Field
is Gules, a Fefle between thre^ Hedg-
hog^ Argent.

ij Mamfione, another^ He bearcth Ori
on a Chief Gules, a dexter Hand coup-
cd, and extended tranfvcrfe the fame,
Argent*

Malhffh

7h GRAMMAR

j Malherhe of Devonfkire ^ The Field
f is Or, a Chevron Gules between three
Nettle-I>eaves proper.

Mallet of Somerfet]hire\ He bcareth^
Azure, three Efcallop Shelb Or. -*«

Malton V The f ie}d is Ermine, %
Crofs Gules, fimio^i^ted of another
' Argetit The Difference between Stir-
m^mtet^ and Fdided is, that in the laft
the Field is feen thro* the Crofs, but in
the former the Infide of the Crofs dif-
fers from the Field.

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.'g^ ] Tjif Arms felemging to the Ifle of
"^^^^ : Man fquafteryby the R. H. the E. of
Derby) are^ Ruby, three Legs armed
proper, conjoin'd in Feflc at the up-
per Part of the Thigh, flexed in Tri-
angle, garnilh'd and ipur'd Topaz.

'^l^':^'} , Mangpth^m oi Scofliftid^ The FielcJ
c^&^%4 is Argent, thre^. Mofl^s Sable, Snowl
.fr^ . ^^^\ and' Feet proper. ^ ,^ould not term

thtfe Moles proper,' bec^ufe C^h laid

there are white ones.

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His Grace, John Manners^ Duke
o{ R7itland^ bfears^ Topaz, 2 Bars Sa-
phire, a Chief quarterly of the 2d and
Ruby, ill and 4th .two FleursdeLis
of France, 2d and 3d with a Lion of
England.

Manw.aring. of Cfoefiert^. He beareth

^ Barry of twelve, Argent and Guks;

Marjh •, The Field is Gules, a Horfe's
Head coiiped Argent. This Coat is born
impard, by Mr. Mead oiLondgn.

The Rt. Hon. Safnud Majhamy Lei*
MaQ^am^y bears •, Topaz; a FelTe humet*
te Ruby, between two Lions counter-
pafTant Diamond*

The worfliipful Cdhipany of Mafom
bear *, Sable, on a Chevron between 5
Caftles Argent, a Pair of Gonipafles di-
lated of the fkit

'^'^ Matthews

M

TW GRAMMAR

Matthews of Cornwall '^ The Field is
Sable, an Oftrich Argent.

Matthews of Glamerganpj* The Field
is Gules, three Chevrons Or.

The Rt* Hon. Banefier Maynard^lu.
Maynard irt England^ Baron oOVlck*
low in Ireland^ bears j Pearl, a Che-
vron Saphire between three finifter
Hands eouped Ruby.

Mead of London \ The Field is Sa*
ble, a Chevron between three Pelicans
Or. The Egyptians us*d the Pelican as
an Hyerogliphick of the four Duties of
a Father to his ChildrcH, viz.. Genera-
tion, Education, Inftruftion and good
Examples.

^^"j—^l Meerts o{ Lincoln/hire'^ The Field is
&^ C^^h I Gules, a Feffc Argent between three

\ Water-Budgets Ermine.

Meeresy another; He beareth Ar-
gent, a Ship with thred Mafts, a Sail
trufTed up and hoifled to the Top of
the Maiayatdj Ihroudcd Sable.

Mcrgith

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Merglth of Wales 'y He beareth Gnles,
a Saracen's Head eraz*d at the Necl^
Argent, environed about the Temples
with a Wreath of the fecond and Satle.

Mrdpdth'^ HebearethArgent,aFeflc
between three Moles Sable, Feet and
Snowt of the firft. The Mole is call-
in Latiri') Tatpa^ from the Greeks T1/9-
Xof) i. e. Blind,

Z \ . 1 Milner of LincolnJhir€\ He beareth
i^^P^ibf Sable, a aevron between three Snaf=
fles Or.

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Mdht^€ld\ He beareth Argent, a
Crols engraird Sable, guttee d* Or.
What guttee is you have been told in
the firft Chapter and the 9th Se^ftion.

. The Rto Hon. Charles Mildmayy L.
Pltzjwalterj bears ^ Pearl, three lioncels

rampant Saphire.

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Mittkwell'

The GRAMMAR

Mltdewe/lj He beareth checkle Or
and Gules, a Chief indented Azure.
CrejL An Eaglets Head eraz*d Argent,
armed Gules. Motto. Ufus re^lumq*.

Mohun o{ Cornwall'^ The Field is Or,
a Crofs: engirail'd Sable. This Coat be-
longed to t^e late Lord T^/ote.

Moile of Devonllnre\ The Field is
Gules, a Mule pafTant Argent. Cmi-
tim obferves, that a Mule depiifted paf
fant, as this is, hath its ehieieft Grace-

The Rt. Hon. Richard MolineuXyV.
Maryhurgh in Ireland^ bears*, SaphSre,
a Crofs MoHne Tofpaz, pierced L«-

zengeways.

The Rt. Hon. Charles Mordant^ E.
of Peterbirough and Mofimouth^ bears j
Pearl, a Chevron Ruby between three
Eft oils Diamond.

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- 1 Mdrley of Su^eK ^ He beareth Sable,
Ml-'^ r a Leopard's Head Argent, jeiTaiit a Fleur
.aWZ-r' f de Lis Or.

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^ . Morris \ The Field is Sable, on a
v/Vjy^ J/ 1 Saltire engraiFd Argent, an Efcocbeon
SL^^-:^ I Or, eharg'd with a Crofs Gules.

His Grace, '^ohn Mount agus^ Duke
^^ Mount ague ^ bears*, Pearl, three Lo-
zenges in Ferfe Ruby, a Border Dia-
mond. The Earls o{ Mancht^sr-^Sand-
wich and HalUfax^ bear the fame with
proper DifFereiKes,

Mufgrave of Weftnnnfier\ He bear-
eth Azure, fix Annulets Ot» Thele
are generally fbppos'd to reprelent the
little Rings of which they made Coats
of Mail.

Mifierton \ He beareth Gules, an U-
nicorn tripping Argent, amied and un-
guled Or. This Beaft is a Reprefenta-
tion of Strength and Courage, and alio
of T«rtuous Difpofitions and Abilities.

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NMs

•Be GRAMMAR

Nabhs of Stagordjhire ^ The Field is
Argent, on a Bend cotifed Gules, 3
Efcallops Or.

Napier of Vorfttjhire^ The Field \%
Argent, a Saltire SaWe, between iour
Rofes Gules.

NcttUley\ He b^areth Gules, an Ad-
der howed Or.

Naunton of: Suffolk'^ The Field is Sa*
ble, three Martlets Argent.

-v^, ^ "1 Neale of Norfolk'^ He beareth Gulc$,
V?^-~^\ I ^ ^^^^ pafTant Argent. Paflant is the
'^Xiii^l^ ^^^^ "^^^^ Gefture of a Lion, it ex-

vo j prefiing his Majefty, Clemency and

^ i Circumfpediofl.

("^'^'"W*^^ i^Tir^^ of Norfolk •, The Field is Er-
XIJ~lJX4 mine, on a Chief nebule Azure, three
j A |- . >• .;i f I Efcallops Or.

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Nelthorp of Mlddlefex *, The Field is
I Argent, on a Pale Sable, a Swp.rd erec-
ted proper. ,,

The Rt. Hon. John Nevll^ Ld. A^
^ -^ bergaveny-i bears *, Ruby, on a Saltire
'f X j Pear] 3, a Rpfe of Lancafter.

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NevlU\ He bearetk Azure, 3 BaP
tards rifing Or. Thele cannot be faid
to be flying'i but volmns volare^ prepa?
Ting to fly.

Nemtam of Mitchnghamjh. The Field
is Azure, three demy Lions Argent,
guttee de Sang.

The Rt, Hon. Rick Newport^ Earl
^i Bradford J bears ^ Pearl, a Chevron
Ruby betvfeen three Leopards Heads
Dianiond*

Newto^:

TU GRAMMAR

NevBtm of Derhy and Torkjhire-^ He
beareth Sable, two Shin-Boncs in Sal-*
tire Ai^cnt.

Ntchotfon of Cumbir land :, Tke Field
is Azure, two Bars Ermine, in Chief
tkree Suns proper.

'^ NtgkingateoiEffex'-j He beareth Par-
ty per Pale Argent and Gul«$, a Rofe
cqunterchang'd.

The Rt. Hon. Baptlft Noet^ Earl of
J Gddshoroughy bears ^ Topaz, frette Ru*
' by, and a Canton Ermine*

The Rt. Hon. William Northy Lord
J^ortk and Grey^ bears*, Saphire, a Li-
on paffant Topaz between three Fleurs
de Lis Pearl. The Lord Guildford bears
the fame with a Crefcent for Difference*

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The Biihoprick of Norwich^ has for
its Seal ; Azure, three Mitres with their
Labels Or.

Nbrtpood 0^ Lechhamptm in Gloucef-
terflnre •, The Field is Ermine, a Crofs
cngrail'd Gules.

Nunn of Norfolk and Suffolk ^ IThe
Field is Sable, a Saltire between four
Lions Paws eraz'd Or.

Nunri', another*. He beareth Or, a
Grofs engrail'd Vert.

Nurfe of Oxford/hire*^ The Field is
Gules, a Felfe between two Chevrons
Argent.

Nuthall of CheJ}nre% He beareth Ar-
gent, a Shackbolt Sable. This Bearing
may properly be given to a valiant Man
who nas taken many Prifoners in War.

The

77je GRAMMAR

The Rt. Hon. Henry Obrlefty Earl of
Thomond in Ireland^ Yifc. Tadcajier iit
Endandj bears ^ Raby, three Lioncelif
paflant guardant, Party per Pale To-
paz and Pearl.

^;^^m Ockowld'^ Verrcy, on a Pale Gules
&3 JJI'J three Leopard^s Heads Or.

Ogle o( Lincolnjhire-^ The Field is Ar-
gent, a Fefle between three Cre(cent«)
each jelTant a Fleur de Lis Gules.

Oktorjy He beareth Gyrony of eight
Pieces, Aztire and Or, a Canton Er-
mine.

Oldcafile *, He beareth Argent, a Cafr
tie tripple Tower'd Sable, chained tranf^
veirfe the Port, Or.

Oldgrave of Chefi^ire'j The Field i$
Azure, a Chevron between three Owls
Or.

I Oldfietd o( LincolnPjire^ The Field is
f Of, on a Pile Vert three Gatbs of the
firit;

Oldffw^rfk

I Oldifworth of London -y The Field is
f Gules, on a FefTe Argent three Lion-
eels paiTant guardant Purpure.

Dr. Oliver of London 'y He beareth
Gules, a Mullet between ^ee CreC»
cents Argent.

Qffley^ The Field is Argent, on %
Crofs forniy flory Azure, a Lion paf*
fant gnardant Or, armed and langued
Gules.

One/low *, The Field is Argent^ a Feffe
Gules between three C^rnifh Coughs,
proper.

Ormeshy of Lincolnfljire \ The Field
is Gules, a Bend between fix Croflets
Or.

Ormeshy oiTerh^ He beareth Sablei
three Qiefrooks Argeat, a Chief Or,

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Tl^ GRAMMAR

.His Grace, Peregrine Osbourn^Duke

Li /f /> 5 nibvjrace, reregnne ust^ourn^UUKe
yf;- -j^i of Leedf^ bears '-) Q^aarterly Azure and
'7:^'r Ermine, a Crois Or.

^yry^i-'^^Mi ^'^^' -^'^thur Owe'^j Bar. bears two
^^Mjfc5tt| Coats Qiiarterly, viz,, ift. and 4th.
^^5i^#f^ Gules, a Chevron between three Li-
"^"~^:|''^)' ^>| ons rampant Or. 2d. and 3d, checkie
"fl^'3 V^J ^^ ^"^ Sable, on a Chief 6f the ift
a Lion paffant of the fecond. With
the Arms of Vlfier, Motto, Honeftas
optima Politia.

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Owen^ another 5 He beareth Argent,
three Ravens Les^s eraz*d Sable, meet-
ing in the FefTe Point, their Guly Ta-
lons extended into the acute Corners of*'
the Eicocheoui

Owen of Pemhfoktpnre J The Field
is Gules, a Boar Argent, grifled, col-
lar'd and chain'd Or, tied to a Holly-
Bufh on a Mount in Bafe, both pro-
per. /« thi^ Cut the Boarfiands wyong.

The Arms of the'Ufiiverfity of Ox-
ford sere) Azure, a Book expanded in
'FeiTe Argent, garnim'd, having feven
Seats "Or, and this Inftription, 5^p;V»*
tla et Fcellcltate ^hetwQQ tnreeii Crown^
of the third.

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The Bifboprick of Oxford has for its
Sear, Sable, a Fefle, arid in Chief 3
Ladies Heads array'd and veil'd Argent,
crown'd Or, in Bafe an Ox of the 2d
pafTant over a Ford proper.

The following Arms flmdd have keen inferted after hi^
€race the Duke of Leeds.

[ l^W^ftl Ofrey of Lincolnflnre *, He beareth A-
l^ J^" ^ ^ I zure, a Lion rampant guardant in an
"^ ^JifclN'?''*^! Orl of Bells Argent, cannoned Or.

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Rather than the following Part of this Page fhould he left
white-i I will infert from Leigh, the Arms he fays were
horn by the Nine Worthies of the World ^ hut let the
Reader ohfer^e^ 'tis his Fault (if it be one) that I put the
Name of Guy E» of Warwick, where others put God-
frey of Bullen, K. 0/ Jerufaleni.

1. Joflma^ who bare, Party per Bend fiftifter Or ai^d
Gules, a Back difplaid Sable.

2. He flor J Son oi Priamm King of Tr^Ty •, Sable, two
Lions combatant Or.

3. David King of Ifrael'^ Azure, a Harp Or.

4. Alexander K. of Macedon \ Gules, a Lion Or, iei-
ant in a Chair, holding a Battle-Ax Argent.

5. ^udas Machabem *, Or, two Ravens in Pale pro*
per,

0. Julitis Cafar'j Or, an Eagle difplaid with t^^^o
Heads Sable.

7. Arthur King of Britain'^ Azure, 13 Crows (3,
3, 3, 3 and I.) Or.

8. Char le main '^ The Jerufalem Shield impaFd with
the Imperial Coat.

9. Guy Earl of Warwick *, Checkie Or and Azure, a
Ch«vron Ermine. N 2 The

"BeGRAMMAR

The Rt. Hon. Henry Taget^ Earl of
Vxbridge^ bears ^ Diamond, on a Crofs
engraird between foar Eagles difplaid
Pearl, five Lioncels paiTant of the firft.

Palmer of Kent \ He beareth Argent,
a Chevron beitween three Poftfcripsfor
Palmers Scrips) Sable, the 1 afles and
Buckles Or.

1 The worfhipfal Company of Pari/h-
Clarh-y bear •, Azure, a Fleur de Lis Or,
on a Chief Gules, a Leopard's Head
between tv^o Books of the fecond.

The Rt Hon. Thomas Parker^ Lord
Parker of Macclesfield-^ bears \ Ruby, a
Chevron between three Leopards Heads
\ Topaz.

Parker of Warwick^* and Devonjhire j
The Field is Sable, a Bucks Head ca-
bofti'd between two Flaunchcs Or.

Pawne j

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Pawne *, He beareth Argent, three
Peacocks in their Pride proper.

Tegreffe'^ He beareth Azure, three
Pair of Playing Tables Argent, bor-
dered Or, pointed and garnifh'd with-
in of the firft.

Penruddock o{ Hartford/hire ^ He bear-
eth Gules, a Limb of a Tree in Bend,
raguled and trunked Argent.

Pepys of Cambridge •, The Field is Sa-
ble, on a Bend between two Nagg's
H^ads eraz'd Argent, three Fleurs de
Lis Azure.

Perclval^ The Field is Sable, aHorle
pafTant Argent, fpancelled on both Legs
of the nearer fide Gules.

Per lent of Effex *, 1 he Field is Gnles^
three Crefcsnts Argent.

The Bifhoprick of Peterborough^ has
for its Seal \ Gules, two Keys in Sal-
tire between four Crofs-Croflets fitched
Or.

The

The GRAMMAR

The Rt. Hon. Rok Fetre^ Ld. FetrSj
bears j Ruby, a Bead Topaz between
two Eicallops Pearl.

Penns o( Norfolk *, He beareth Gules,
a Fefle between three Annulets Or.

' Fey to of Warwickfljire ', The Field is
Barry of (vk^ Party per Pale indented
counterchang'd.

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Fhilips of LelceJierJJnre \ He beareth
Azure, a Chevron between three Fal^
Gons volant Argent, for Difference a
Crefcent of the firft.

Fhilpot o{ London \ He beareth Guioj,
a Crofs between four Swords, Points
upwards Argent, Hilts and Pon^ls Or,

Thilpot of HartfordJInre ^ The Field is
Sable, a Bend Ermme.

Pierfon of Devsnfiire *, The Field is.

1 ^^0 ftt i P^^^y P^^ ^^^^ creneUe Gules and A-

^ " ' ''' \ zure, tnree Suns proper*

P^igon

4 HE%JLD<Ht

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Piggott of Cambridge , The Field is
Sable, three Pickaxes Argent.

PiggettofShropfljire'^ He beareth Er-
mine, three Fuuls in FeiTe Sable.

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Pine ", The Field is Argent, on i
Mount in Bafe, a JPine Tree fructed
proper.

. Piiie of Somerfet/bire J The Field is
Gules, a FefTe Argent between three
Efcallops Or.

Pitch of jirlington-fireet ', He bearetii
Sable, a FefTc checkie Argent and A-
zure, between three Befants, over all
an Efcocheon of Pretence, Barry of fix
Argent and Azure, with a File of %
Lariib«auxs for Difference.

Pitfield'^ The Field is Azure, a Bend
engrail'd Argent between two Swans
proper, chained Or. Some fay^ crown^
ed and chained Or.

Playters of Suffolk *, He beareth Ben-
dy wavy of fix Argent and Azure.

Plummsr oiHartfordJhire *, The FieM
is Ermine, a Bend Verrey, cotifed Sa-
ble,

77;e GRAMMAR

Foley of Suffolk •, The Field is Or, a
LioE rampant Sable.

Having under the Name ^/Basker-
ville, given you fome Account efthe iha-
ny Arms which may he made from one
Figure^ I jhali here (by Way of Example
thereto) prefem you with an Alphabetical Lift offuch Oi .
beat' a Lion rampant, befides the Ptrjon above. But it
i>s to be noted^ as lobfervd before^ that were Party's, Er-
mines, Checkies, Verreys, &c. or Additions, or Mi'
nut« Variations, to be mention d-^ I could fill feverai Pa^
ges ioith Coats of this Kind,

Obferve alfiy that whereas fome Coats by the following
Btaz^on^ feem to be exailly the fame *, yet there is fome
manifeji Difference to be difcernd in them^ were they
marfhdTd with their Ornaments into an Atchievment,

Bohfiham^ Norf. A, G.
Bromhdtly Bedford. S, 0>
Charieton-) Salop. O. G,
Creichton^ Scotl. G, A,
Crewy Durham. B* A-
Cromwelly Hunt. S, A.
Dillingtony Hamp. \ff. O,
Eyton^ Salop. A, S,
HoweUy Monm. G, A,
Hughes^ Somerf. B, O.
Hudfon^ Kent. B, A.
Home^ Scot, V* A*
Jomsy Salop. A, f^,
Kynafton^ Salop. A, S»
Kingy Lond. 5. A*
Letghj Devon. A. G,

Mackdonnellj Irel. O. G.
Norton^ Ham p. P^, O,
Oweny Salop. O, G^
Palgrav^^ Norf. B, A,
Percys York. O, B,
Pritchard-i Monnl. S. A>
Shaen^ Irel. ^. O.
Stapleton^ York. A* S»
Steady Norf. A* B,
Vavghan-i Salop. A< S^
Faughanj Carm. O. G,
Verdeny Lane. S, A.
Wimbyfhy Line. P. A^
WiUiams-) Line. S, A*
Wood, Stafford. O, S,
Wynney Salop. A* S.

Ludlowy Salop. A» S,

Porter o( Suffolk y The Field is Sable,
three Bells Argent. Some have alfo a
Canton Ermine.

Povpis

of HE%AID%^

Powis of Weflm'mjier ^ He beareth Or,
a Lion's Paw eraz'd in Bend, between
two Crofs-Croilets Gules.

Pratt of Norfolk '^ He h^3.Yeth Sable^'
on a Fefle. between three Elephant's
Heads eraz'd Argent, as many Mullets
of the firft.

Prelate *, He beareth Argent, an Ei-
callop Gules.

Prenue *, The Field is Sable, a Che-
vron Or between three Lewres Argent;

Prentice of Njrthampton *, The Field
is party per Chevron Or ane Sable^
three Greyhounds cur fan t counter chan-*
ged.

Prefcott of Suffolk *, The Field is Sa-*'
ble, a Chevron between three Owle^
Argent.

freflon

p

The GRAMMAR

Trejion oi Lineolnpjire'^ The Field is
Or, three Garbs Gules.

Trefton oi Line. He beareth Quarter-
ly Argent and Sable, a Bendlet Qm^^.

Preflon'^ The Field is GMes, eight
Mafcjes Or f5 and 3).

Preftwich of Lancajhire ^ He beareth
Gules, a Maremaid proper.

Prime o( Cambridge/hire ^ The Field
is Argent, a Man's Leg in Pale, eraz'd
at the Thigh Sable.

ProBor of Norfolk *, He beareth Of,
three Wedges Sable.

Pjfrton'j He beareth Or, on a Mount
in Bafe, a Pear-Tree fru6led proper.

Pjflor of Sufolk'^ The Field is Ar-
gent, on . a Peel in Pale Sable, three
Manchets of the firft.

Quadrin

of BB^JlD^r.

^i 1- A i Ennine, a FefTe engraird Gules,

Quadringoi Lincolnfljire'^ He beareth

Quarks of Northamptonfljire , Or, a
Feife dancette between three Falcons
Vert.

r^ f Qnatermain of Oxford/hire ^f H^he^T'
W3 WT ^^ ethOules, a Fefle betwen four Dexter
w uii I Hands couped Argent,

Quick of JDevonlhire'^ The Field is
Sable, a Chevron Verrey of the firft
and Or, between three Griffins Heads
eraz'd as the (econd.

"1 Qumborotigh of Norfolk % He bearetifi
fx Party per Fefle indented Argent and

Sable, three Bears paffant counterchan-

§ed.

umton

The GRAMMAR

Quintonoi.WiltJJHre"^ The Field is
Ermine, on a Chief Gulesa tnree Li-
oncels rampant Or.

^he Method to which I confind my felf^ e\e I hegmi
thf<s Book-i woud. have cccafio'nd a confiderable BUnk in
tVAs Page') to avoid which I have tranfcrlhed out of The
Accidence of Armory, the Nine Badges of Geratting.

The firfi are CrofTes, fimple and fitched, whereof 4
are mofi ancient-^ viz^. Plain CrofTes, CrofTes flory, Crofs
Crodets, and CrofTcs Pa,tonce.
. 2. The fecond Badge are Fleurs de Lis.

5, The third are Rolelets, that is to fay fingle Rofesj
that have hut five Leaz^cs a Piece.

4.. 71 je fourth /> QoAter foils, or Primrof^s.

5. The fifth Cinkioils, both pierced and whole,

6. The fixth Diacles or Scopperelles. By which I be-
lieve he means Efcaliops.

7. The feventh Chaplets, or Wreaths (formerly^ of
TearU now for the mofi part made of Herbs or Flowers.

8. Ihe eighth Sort are Mullets of five Points^ whether
whole, or pierced.

9. The ni?2th and laft are Crefcents.

Ncnv let the. Readier obferve^ that is a gerated Coat^
in which any of thefi Badges are horn^ under the Num-
ber of eleven *, he mufi alfo remember', that tho the Fields
of divers Coat Armours are geratted with other Things^
yet the nine above (as jiioji ancient^ mufi be accounted to
be mofi honourable.

Radlcy

6f BE(^AL'D%r.

R

Radley of Lincolnfljire '^ He beareth.
Argent, a Chevron between three Ad*
ders nowed Sable.

Raincczirt ^ He beareth Azure, a FefiTe
dancette bet^veen fix Garbs Or. The
ri'i "' "' m ^^^^^^§ of Garbs fas I before obferv'd)
iJlWs,^^^^^^^ denotes a Liberal Perfon, given to Hoft
'^ ''^' pitality, and charitable to the poor.

Ramsford of Northampton and Adid-
dlefex'^ The Field is Argent, a Crofs
Sable. As I have given you many Ex-
amples of a Lion rampant, fo could I
of a plain Crofs, but I refer you to C
L Se£l. 8. and the Arms of Alleshury^

Rand.allo{ Kent zxi^ Suffolk'^ He bear-
eth Gules, on a Crofs Argent five Mul-
lets pierced Sable. The Randds in the
Counties of Warwick and Northampton^
bear the lame, only Horfe-Jhoes inflead
of Mullets.

Ramfey of Buch'^ The Field is Sa=
ble, a Chevron betv^een three Rams
Heads couped Argent.

Ramfey of Norfolk-, have the Heads;
eraz'd, armed Or.

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Raxvline:

Tie GRAMMAR

RciwL'fTs ^ Tlie Field is Sable, three
Swords ifi Pale, the niiddleniofl with
the Poiat upwards, the otkers down-
wards Argeat.

RawUm of Ejfex \ The Field h Sa-
ble, three Swords Barways in Pale Ai?-

Raynon \ He beareth Argent, a Dra-
gon vQlant in Bend Sable.

Reed of HartfordJJnre \ The Field ia
Azure^ a Griffin fegreaat Or*

Reado^ Berkf^Ue-'y He beareth Gules,
a Salitire between four Garbs Or^

Eedmm of Cumkrlarrd ^f, The Field
is Gules, three Cuihions Ermine, Uf-

felled Or.

Ktdmtre

of BE%JLV%_t. R

Redmere i He beareth Sable, a Bend
Argent between ii% Fleurs de Lis Or.

Remmington of Lirmr. Inflnre \ He bear-
eth Gyrdny of fix Ermine and Azure,
a Dolphin naiant Or.

Reflwold of BerkJJjire ^\\d WUifinre t,
He beareth Argent, 3 Bendlets Sable.

Retowre\ The Field is Argent, three
Trunks of Trees eradicated Sable*

Reyce of Sufolh\ The Field is Ar-
gent, three Spear Meads Gules, and a
Chief Azure.

Reynell of Vevonflnre ^ The Field is
Argent, Maibnry, a Chief embattled
Sable. Mafonry is nothing but plain
Strokes of a Pencil dipt in Black, fo
that thefe Arms cannot be printed but
in their proper Colour.

Rlchardfm

R

The GRAMMAR

Richardfon of Salop :y He beareth Or,

Rtchardfon oi Suffolk *, The Field is Er-
mine, on a Bend Vert three Garbs Or.

Ridley of Oxfordfljire ^ The Field is
Argent, on a Mount in Bafe Vert, a
Bull paiTant Gules.

Rlgg of Cumberland :, He beareth Er-
mine, on a Chevron Gules hwQ Annu-
lets Or.

Rigmaiden q{ LancaJJnre'^ The Field
is Argent, three Bucks Heads couped
Sable.

Rifdon of Devon/fjire *, He beareth Ar^
gent, three Arrows Sable.

R<^hlnfon of HartfordJJnre'^ He bear-
eth Or, an Imperial Crown Gules.

Robmfon oi Cornwall '^ He beareth Pat-
ty per Pale Argent and Gules, a Bend
engrail'd counterchang'd.

The Bifhoprick of Rechejier has fof
its Seal^ Argent, on a Saltire Gules aa
Efcallop Shell Or.

Rot

of HE%Alt>^^ R

Roe oiCheflnre-^ The Field is Argent,
a Beehive befet with Bees diverfly vo-
lant Sable.

Roet\ He beareth Gules, x Wheels
Or. :

Rogers of London ^ He beareth Or,
a Fefle wavy between three Bucks cur-
fant Sable;

Rollejly of Derhy \ He beareth Gules,
a Fefle in a Border Ermine. 77?^ Out-
ter has forgot to make the Fejfe Ermine^
and defires the Reader to do it with his
Ten.

r~"ffev ' "^ 1 ^^^^^5 of BucUnghamfh, The Field is
' '|fe J^p:! Argent, a Fefle flory Gules between 3

\fr^^ ^^--^^ Rooks pijoper.

Rompney of Worcefierfljire ^ He bear-
eth Or, on a Chevron Azure, thres
Rofes of the firft.

Roper of Ireland (late Vifcount Bal-
tinglafs)'^ The Field is Ermine, two
Chevrons Paly of eight Or and Gules.

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K

the GRAMMAR

Row of Devon ^ The Field is Azure,
3 Holy Lambs Or.

R(m>ch •, The Field is Argent, si Lion
rampant coward Purpure.

Rowcllf of Tork J He beareth Argent,
a Chevron between three Eagles Heads
eraz'd Gules.

Rowden of Torkjhire ^ The Field is
Argent, a FefTe between three Pheons
5able.

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<^^ I Rowdon of London *, He beareth Ar-
^\S4/ I gent, on a FefTe Gules between three
■Tg Pheons Sable, a Lion pafTant Or.

I Rowlands of Camh'riHge \ He beareth
Sable, a File engrail'd' Ermine.

RoydetthaU'^

of BB^JLD^r: R

i||i^ Roydenhall'^ He beareth Argent, gut-
.ii'Zjr<_§n tee de Poix^ and a Ckief nebole Gules.

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Rudhallj The Field is Or^ on a Bend
Azure three Catherine Wheels Argent.

Rutland of E^ex'-f He beareth Azure,

Jfi an Orle in a Border Or.

Ru[fel o£ Effex 1, The Field is Or^ on
a Crofs Sable five Mullets A^ent.

Ru[fe[ ofGloTiceJfer'y He beareth Ar-
gent, on a Chief Gules three Belants*

Rye of Sufolk ^ The Field is Gules,
on a Bend Argent three Rye Stalks
Sable.

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Ryncefier'j He beareth Gules, a Chief
crenelle Argent.

Ryves of Dorfetffjtrt ^ The Field is Ar-
gent, on a Bend cotiled Sable, three
Lozenges Ermine.

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Sadkr

The GRAMMAR

Sadler of Hartfordfhire\ He beareth
Or, a Lion rampant, party per Fefle
Gules arid Azure.

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St, Cleere-j He beareth Azure, a Sun
in his Glory.

St. Cleer of Dorfetflnre ^ He beareth
Argent, a Lion rampant Gules, in a
Border Sable, crufuly Or;

St. Owen'^ The Field is Gules, a
Crofs Argent, in the Dexter Quarter
an Efcocheon Or, charged with three
Chevronels of the fir ft.

.0. ^ i The Biflioprick of Salisbury^ has for

^ ^^0^ I its Seal-, Azure, our Lady with her

fe^i^iC i ^^^^ ^'^ ^^^ Arms, and a Scepter in her;

MmWl left Hand, all Or.

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A I Salmon of TorkJJjire '^ The Field i^
'*' ' Gules, three Salmons hauriant Argent*

Salmon of £i/^A: •, He beareth Sable,
three Salmons hauriant in Fefle Ar«^
gent. :

The

iif HB%ALT)%1[.

^ ] The worfhipful Company of Salters^
■Sf, t bear^ Party per Chevron Azure and
Gules, three Salts covered, overflowing
Argent. Mom, Sal fapit omnia.

Sander fon ^ He beareth Paly of fix
I Argent and Azure, on a Bend Gules
' three Mullets of the firft. *

Sault •, He beareth Argent, on a Chief

.\^ ^* \^,- I ^««i^ 1 A ^c ucaicLH nrgenr, on a Lihiei
^Kji^frJ Azure, a Fleur de Lis between two tS-
'"^"""" "^ toils peirc*d Or.

5rf'z;// of London ', The Field is Sable
a Chevron rompe between three Mul-
lets Or.

Scipton^^ He beareth Argent, three
Pair of Bellows Sabk.

Scroop of Lincoln fhire'^ The Field Is
Azure, a BeBd Or,

The

The GRAMMAR

The Rt. Hon» James Scudamore^ ViH
ofSligaem Irelandy bears ^ Ruby, tkree
Stirrups leatKered Or.

Sccurades °^ He bearetii Or, a Rock
Sable.

Segar of Hamp/jlre y He beareth Or,
a Qievroii between three Mullets A-
zmQ*

Sdwyn of Sufex\ The Field is Ar-
gent, on a Bend cotifed Gules, three
Annulets Or, in a Border engraii'd Sa*

Me.

ShgMy'j Tlie Field is Gules, three U-
SI ^^S i nicorns Heads Gouped Argent

' "^ Shdton oiStaWordjhirey The Field is

Gules, three Eicaliops Argent.

Shermgton of Wiltfhire ^ The Field is
Gules, two Crois-Pattees Or, between
as many Flaunches checkie Argent and

Shl0fiWi

of HE^JLD^t^

Shipfiowe-^ The Field is Sable, tliree
Scaling Ladders in Bend Argent.

Schuldam o( Norfolk:, HebearetL. A-
zure, an Eag^p difplaid Or.

Shuttleworth of LancSnre ^ He bear-
eth Argent, three Weaver*s Shuttles
Sable, tip'd and furnifli'd with Quils of
Yarn, the Threads pendant Or.

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Siherhck of E^ex \ He beareth Sa*
ble, a Chevron engrail'd between threes
Padlocks Argent.

Silver of Hampfl)vre\ The Field is
Party per Pale Gules & Sable, a Grif-.
fin fegreant Argent.

Sllvefter of Torl^ The Field is Ar-
gent, a Hawthorn Tree proper.

Singleton of Norfolk and SuffblJc^ The
Field is Argent, three Chevrons Gules,
between as many Martlets Sable.

The worfhipful Company of Skin-
ner s^ bear*. Ermine, on a Chief Gules,
three Ducal Crowns Or, lin*d of the
I ft. Motto* To God only be all Glo-
ry* :

Sir

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The GRAMMAR

^^

ir^^ri Sir 7^^^'^ Smith of Mlddlefex^ Bar.
^r ^^ Quarterly two Coats, ift and 4th A-

l^-^^i zure, a Lion rampant Or, on a Chief

C53r^71 Argent, a. Mullet Gule-s between two
'^'"""" ^j^l Torteanxes. zd and ^d Gules, two
Chevronels in a Border Argent. Ida
not hlaz^on the Baronets Mark^ becaufe
'twas forgot in the Cut.

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Smith of Nihley in GloucejierJInre •, He
. 1p beareth Sable, on a Chevron ingrailed
V^V^ between fix CrolTes-Pattee fitche Or,
yMtX^^M three Fleurs de Lis Azure, each charged
**'-^^^f^| on the Top with a Plate.

Smith of Norfolk'^ He beareth Party
per Chevron nebule Sable and Or, 3
Panthers Heads eraz*d counterchang'd.

Smith of Suffolk-^ He beareth Sable,
a Crofs Or.

Sole-. The Field is Argent, a Chevron
r.nles between three Sole Fifh hauri-

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>/.l\ p\^ ; TTnles between uircvs -^^^^ ^ x^.x ***vxxx-
it^A i aTt proper, within .a Border ^ngraiFd
^^'^ - ^ ■ ' Sable.

Somerr, The Field is Or, two Uon^

eels paiiaat Azare.

l^tdifig

ef%E(!{JL7)^r.

"^ """ p ! Spalding of Lincoinflnre \ The Field

^ j^l? is Party per FelTe Azure and Or, a

, ^''^^ \ \ Pale coimterchang'd, in every Piece of

'^'^'^ " \ of the firft, a Buckle of the laft.

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"^ /<S^ ! ^P^nc^i The Field is Azure^ three
Hr^) fe^ ! Pennv-Yard Pence nroner.

vSi (^, I Penny- Yard Pence proper

Spencer of Devonj}nre\ He beareth
Sable, two Bars nebule Ermine.

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-,^ ^^^^ . , Stampe o{ London'^ The Field is Sa-

Y|i^^^^^ ble, a FefTe between three Horles paP
Tpj fant Argent.

'/^^^J -^f^??^-^/^ of Lancaflnre'^ The Field is
Sable, three Dilbes Argent.

Stapleton o^Tvrkfiire'j The Field is

r>-^4'^>l^ I Argent, a Lion rampant Sable.

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Stapleton', another *, He beareth Gules,
three Swords diverfe Argent.

Starkey o{ Lancaflnre *, He beareth Ar-
gent, a Bend between fix Storks Sable,

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Starhy

Tlje GRAMMAR

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Starhy of Norfolk '^ The Field is A^
gent, a Stork Sable.

Stii^rton of Hampjhire ^ The Field is
Argent, a Chevron between 3 Maun-
ches Vert.

Stednam of Gloucefierjhire •, He bear-
cth Or, a Crofs-Croflet Vert. Creji, A
demy Virgin proper, her Hair pendant
in her dexter Hand, Vert.

Sir "John Steward'^ He bearethOr, a
FelTe checkie Argent and Azure, over
all a Bend engrail'd Gules. CreJi. On a
Torce Or and Gules, a Neft Vert, in
it a Pelican Ermine, vulned properi
feeding her young ones Ermine.

Strode of Somerfetfinre ^ The Field is
Argent, three Conies feiant Sable.

Strutt of Effex ^ The Field is Sable,
a Chevron Argent between three Crofs-
Croflets fitche Or.

Stuhly of Devonfhire *, The Field is
Azure, three Pears Or.

Sturmy of WiltJInre *, He beareth Ar-
gent, three demy Lions rampant Gules.

Br90iting ^

of HE(B^ALt)(^r. S

Sweeting ^ The Field is Gules, three
Trebie-Violins tranfpofed Argent, ftrin-
ged Sable.

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"W Jt> 4" ,♦ iiij'i'
jiiiijjL-^_Mii

Sweetington *, The Field is Barry of
fix Argent and Gules, on each three
Fleurs de Lis, (except the laft, which
has but one^ alt counter<:hang*d.

Symmes of NorthamptonJIj, The Field
is Ermine, three Increfliants Gules.

Symonds of Tarmouth in Norfolk \ He
heareth Sable, a Dolphin naiant devou-
ring a Filh Argent.

Q.

The

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the GRAMMAR

7alhot of lorkj/,, and Lancafier *, The-
Field is Argent, three Lioncels rampant
Purpure.

Talbot of BorfetJInre '^ He beareth A-
zure, a FelTe between three Gantlets
clenched Or.

The worfhipful Company of Tallow-
Chandlers hQZ.r'^ Party per FefTe Azure
and Argent, a Pale counterchang'd, &
three Doyes volant of the fecond, each
holding in his Mouth an Olive Branch
proper.

Tenton ot Norfolk/^ The Field is Sa-
ble, a Chevron between three Tents
Argent.

Tempeft of Durham ^ The Field is Ar-
gent, a. Bend between fix Martlets Sa-
ble.

Theme ", He beareth Argent, 3 Wood-
bind Leaves Bendways 2 and i proper,

Theobald oi Suffolk'^ Ihe Field is Sa-
ble, a FelTe crenelle between 3 Owls

Argent.

Thorpe of Gloucefler'^ The Field is

I Argent", a FefTe nebule between three

^'1 Trefoils (lipped Gules. Some lay the

T\3\ Fefle is Sable, but 1 blazon it as GwU-

'±N //;;; does.

Ihrogmarton

of BE^JttX^t

Tlorogmorton of Gloucejierjbire ; The
Field is Gules, on a Chevron Argent,
three Bars gemells Sable.

Thorowgood of Hartford/hire ^ Th©
Field is Argent, five Croffes Botony
Saltireways Sable*

Thunder y He beareth Argent, a Gie-
vron engrail'd between three Trum-
pets Sable,

Thurfion of Wenmm in Suffolk ', The
Field is Or, on a Canton Azure, a Fal-
con volant of the firft.

rv > - ^ >' ~ r Thurfion of Hoxon in Suffolk'^ The • '
^^^' i Field is Sable, three Bugle-Horns Or,
^ ftringed and garnilh'd Azure.

Thvpaytes of Tork *, He beareth Azure,
a Fefle between three Stars Or.

Ttchbum

The GRAMMAR

||| Ttchhwm of Ifampjhire j The Field is
Verrey, a Chief Or.

'TlidefJy of Lancajhtre \ The Field i§
Argent, three Molehills Vert.

lilbtfon of Yorlpjire y He beareth A-
2Hre, a Bend voided between two Garbs

Argeata

if i^

Ttmeme/iy The Field Is Party per
Feffe crcneHe, Gules and Ermine, in
Chief three Lions Heads eraz*d Or*

ToftCj . The Field is Argent, a Che-
Mon between three Text T's Sable.

Toh of Hartfordf/K He beareth Par-
ty per Chevron Argent and Sable, 5
Griffins Heads eraz'd counterchang*d.

Tomlinfon oi Durham ^ Party per Pale
wavy Argent and Vert, three Lizards
Paleways eounterchang'dj and a Chief
indentcil Azure. ^

Toolej

6f BE§IALD^J. t

Tookey o{London\ Tlie V ^-eld is Gules,
three Roi^ian T's Or, in a Border ver-
rey Argent and Sable,

^T^^^^Tl ^^^^ '-) ^^ bearetli Argent, a Fefld

^<\^, ; Gules, between three Hearts valned

^^^i and diftilling Drops of Blood on the ii*

''■• nifter fide, proper*

-^

Trap oiGlont€ji€rJhire\ The Field is
Argent, three Cheval-Traps (or Cal-
trops) Sable.

Trovers of Lancajhire \ The Field is
Sable, an Elcallop Argent.

Trayton of Suffex'^ The Field is Ar-
gent, on a Bend Gules, a Helmet Or.

Trelawney of Cornwall'^ He bea^eth
Argent, a Chevron Sable, between 5
Laurel Leaves Vert.

Trefufes of Cornwall'^ The Field is Ar-
gent, a Chevron between three Whar-
^^ I row Spindles Sable.

Treffry of Cornwall'^ The Field is Sa=
ble, a Chevron between three Haw-
thorns Argent.

Tregarthkh \

The GRAMMAR

Tregarthich •, The Field h Argent^ a
Lobfter's Claw in Bend finifter, fur-
mounted of another dexterways in Sal-
tire, Gules. But the Cut is wrong.

Tremayn of Cornwal-^ The Field is
Gules, three Arms conjoyn'd at the
Shoulders, and flexed in Triangle Or,
with Fills clenched Argent.

Trewarthen ; The Field is Argent, a
Boar paffant Gules.

Troutback of Chejhire •, The Field is
Azure, three Trouts in Frett Argent,
Tefte a la Quevee, u e. Head to Tail.

Trawhridge ^ The Field is Or, on a
Bridge of three Arches in FefTe Gules,
mafoned Sable, the Streams transflnent
proper, a F^ne Argent

Tryc'^

of BE%JL3%r. T

Trye ^ The Field is Argent, a Buck's
Head cabofh'd Gules.

Try on of Effex'^^ The Field is Azure,
a Feife crenelle between fix Stars Or.

Tully '-, He beareth Argent, on a Che-
vron engrail'd Gules, three Efcallops
Or, in Chief a Lion paflailt Azure.

Tulfe oi London '^ He beareth Sable, a
Bend wavy between two Dolphins nai-
ant Argent.

The worfhipful Company of Turn-
ers^ bear;> Azure, a Catherine- Wheel
Argent.

Turney of Bucks'-, The Field is Argent,
a Chevron between three Bulls paiTant
Sable.

Turnjtallj The Field is Sable, a Che-
vron between three Combs Argent.

Tyfon 9 He beareth Party per Pale,
Baron and Femme^ two Coats ^ Firft,
Vert, three Lioncels rampant Argent,
crowned Or, by the Name of Tyfon :
the Second Argent, a Chevron between
three Gnkfoils Gules, by the Name of
Bevers.

R

Vandelour

V Tfce GRAMMAR

"^-^^"7"'" I VandelouY of Llncolnfljire *, He bear-

"^iiz'i^ I eth. Or, three Mullets Purpure, a Mart-
let for Difference.

r

J^avafor of Torkflnre'^ The Field is
Or, a FelTe dance tte Sable. The Rea-
der, if he confult GwUlims Dljplay of
Heraldry^ will find the Derivation of
this Name, which fwith many fuch
Obfervations) he will not repent taking
Notice of.

Vatighan of WiltJInre-^ The Field is
Sable, a Chevron between three Chil-
drens Heads couped Argent, crined Or,
enwrapped about the Neck with Snakes
proper.

V^ctughan of Northampton •, He bear-
eth Party per FelTe Argent and Sable,
a Lion rampant counterchang'd.

Kanghan of Torkjjjire'^ The Field is
Azure, on a Crefcent Argent, a Mul-
let Sable.

Feale of CheJIAre *, The Field is Ar-
[ gent, on a Bend Sable, three Calves of
tne firft.

yernon

6f BE<^ALV(BJ.

U

n

m m

Vernon of Chejhire \ He beareth Or,
on a FelTe Azure three Garbs of the

j Vernon of Derbypj. He beareth Ar-
"^ gent, a Frett Sable, and Canton Gules*

The worlhipful Company of Vint-
ners^ bear ^ Argent, a Chevron between
three Barrels Sable,

" I Vipont of Wejlminfier ', He beareth

@ ©@ I Gules, fix Annulets (^j 2, i.) Or. In
Heraldry thofe are reckon'd the moft
perfe6l Numbers, and the beft to bear,
that can gradually decreafe^ which is
the Reafon that the Numbers 3, 6 and
10, are nioft ufed.

The worlhipful Company of Vphol-
dersy bear-. Sable, on a Chevron Or,
between three Tents Gules, as many
Rofesofthe 3d.

y/Ijer •, The Field is Sable, tliree Li-
on's Paws couped and ere^ed Argent,
armed Gules,

Vvedale o{ DorfetJInre-^ ;He beareth
Argent, a Crofs Moline Gules*

R 2

Walhr

k GRAMMAR

Walker of Bow '^ Quarterly ift and
4th Party per Pale Sable and Argent,
on a Clievron between three Crefcents
as many Annulets, all counterchang'd.
2d and 3d Sable, three Peahens Ar-
gent, armed Gules.

1 Jf a/lies '^ The Field is Azure, a Bend
crenelle Argent.

J Wallls of Cornwall'') He bears. Gules,
^i a FelTe and Canton Ermine.

Wallop of Hampjhire'^ The Field is
Argent, a Bend wavy Sable.

Walfi of Worcefier/hire *, The Field is
Argent, a Fefife between fix Martlets

Sablei"" ^^■-

Watfon of Suffolk', The Field is Bai-
ry of fix Argent and Gules, three Crel-
cents Eni^ine, on a Chief of tiie 2d.
two broken Lances in Saltire, Ur.

Watton of Lekefierflnre ; He beareth
Or, three Sw.^llows clofe proper.
f..

Watton of Wcjiminlier', The Field is
Argent, a Saltire engx^il'd Sable.

The

of HE % AID (III W

The worlliipful Company of TFax-
Cha?jdlers^ bear *, Azare, on a Chevron
between three Lamps Argent, as many
Roles Gules.

We are o£ DevonJJjire'^ The Field is
Argent, on a Bend Vert between fix
Grofs-Crollets fitche Gules, three Cro-
Tiers Or.

The worfbipful Company of Wea-
vers bear ^ Azure, on a Chevron Ar-
gent between three Leopard's Heads
with Shuttles in their Mouths Or, as
many Rofes Gules, feeded proper.

Week •, The Field is Sable, a Gof-
hawk Argent, perching upon a Stock
fixed in the Bafe Point of the Efcoche-
on of the 2d, armed, jefTed and belled.
Or.

Wells'^^ He beai-eth Ai^ent^ a Che-
vron voided Azure, between 3 Flames
of Fire proper.

Welles of LeicefierJInre ^ The Field is
Sabk, a Buck's Head caboiji'd Or.

Wslfi',

The GRAMMAR

Welfi ^ The Field is Azure, fix Mul-
lets (5, 2, 1.) Or.

.^y^ of Suffolk J The Field is Sable,
a Lion rampant Argent^ coUered Or.

Tfhitmore of Salop -^ The Field is Vert,
fretteOr-

Whitwarth ofStaffordJhire ^ The Field
is Argent, a. Bend Sable, in Chief a
Garb Gules.

Wllhraham'-y He beareth Azure, two
Bars Argent, on a Canton Sable,
a Wolfe's Head eraz'd of the 2d. Ian-
giied Gules*

Wilcox of Middle fexy He beareth
Argent, a Lion rampant between 3
Crefcents Sable, a Chief Verrey.

JVllfirdot Kent V The Field is Gules,
a Chevron engrail'd between three Le-
opards Heads Or.

IVttllamfGn \ The Field is Ojp, a Che-
vron engrail'd between three Trefoils
flipped Sable.'

Williams of Brecknock *, The Field is
Argent, three Cocks Gules.

WlHington J

of HE%JLJ)%t W

Willington *, He beareth Gules, a Sal-
tire Verrey.

Willoughhy of Nottingham ^ He bear-
etb Or, two Bars Gules, charg'd with
three Water-Budgets Argent.

Wilmore of Northampton '^ The Field
is Gules, a Chevron Verrey, between
three Eaglets difplaid Or.

Wlmhyfh of Llncolnflnre •, He beareth
Purpure, a Lion rampant Argent.

Wilt/hire *, He beareth Party per Che-
vron Azure and Argent, five Cro(s-Pat-
tees Or.

The Biihoprick oflVmchefter has for
its Seal-, Gules, two Keys endorsed in
Bend, the uppermoft Argent, the other
Or, a Sword interpos'd between them
Salterways of the fecond, Hilts and
Pomels as the third.
«

The Colledge called Winchefler-Col-
ledge^ has for its Seal:, Sable, three
Lillies, fiiped, ilaiks, &c. Argent.

Wifiman

w

Tk GRAMMAR

Wifeman of E(^ex'^ The Field is
Sable, a Chevron Ermine between 3
Cronels i\.r§ent.

Wolrkh of 5^/(7/? -^ The Field is Azure,
a Chevron between three Wild-Ducks
volant Argent.

Wolfely of StaffordjJnre \ The Field is
Argent, a Talbot palTant Gules.

IVood of DevonJJAre *, He beareth Or j
on a Mount in Bafe Vert, an Oak a-
corn'd proper. / am inform d that an
Augmentation is of late horn in this Coat^
viz,, on a Chief Azure, three Trefoils
of the firii:.

The worfbipful Company o{ Wood-
mongers bear *, Argent, a Chevron be-
tween three Faggots Sable.

Woodnoth of CheJInre \ The Field is
Argent, a Crofs couped, voided Sable.

Woolcomh of Devon'^ The Field is
Argent, thr^e Ears Gules.

Woollgr 5>

Wooller\ He beareth Gules, three-
TafTels Or.

The worfhipfal and ancient Compa-
ny of fVoolpackers bear 5 Azure, a Wool-
Sack Argent.

Woolfion o( Devonfkire^ The Field is
Sable, a Bend Or between three Hand^
baskets Argent

The Birtioprick of Worcefter has for
its Sealj Argent,- ten Torteauxes.

Wormley of Torkflnre v The Field is
Gules, on a Chief indented Argent, 3
Lioncels rampant Azure.

Worfely of Torlfhlre'^ The Field is
Gules, a Chief Argent*

Wortley of Derby/hire *, The Field is
Argent, a Chevron Sable between 3
Cornifh Coughs proper.

Wray o{ Cornwall'^ He beareth Sable,

a FefTe f according to Gwillim) between

three Hatchets Argent. / confefs that

ill' this Gentleman's Arms are by feme [aid

to he^ a Fefle between three Battle- Ax^

es.

9

Wycomi'T^

TkGRAMMAR

Wycomb-^ He beareth Or, two Lions

rampant Gombatant Gules, armed and
langued Azure.

fVyl/ey^ The Field is Argent, aChe-^-
vron Ermine between three Weeks,
their Hoops upwards, Vert.

H^yme of Carmartk He bears Vert,
three Eaglets difplaid in FefTe Or.

Wyllys ofEJfex ^ He beareth Argent,
three Griffins paffant Sable, armed and
langued Gules, in a Border ingrail'd of

the laft, Befanty.

The following Coat fljoud have been the firfi in W.

The Arms of Wadham Colledge in Ox-
ford^ are •, Party per Pale two Coats,
Firft Gules, a Chevron between three
..^ Rofes Argent, by the Name oiWad-
1 ham. Secondly Gules, a Bend Or be-
tween two Efcallops Argent, by t]\Q
Name o( Fetre,

Taflop

a

J

'-'«

ofHE%ALV%r. Y

Tallop o{ Norfolk ^ The Field is Gules,
an Orl between ei^ht Billets Or.

-r^ j^ i Tarborough of Torhjhire ^ The Field is
^^^,4^1 Party per Chevron Argent and Azure,
^/^^^N^ \ a Chevron between three Ghaplets coun-
terchang'd.

~-| Tardley *, The Field is Azi&e, a Stagg
-^^> ^ I ^ ^'^ Courfe Or, purfu'd by a Brace
"*^ls(S<K)| of Dogs Argent, all Bendways and at
^"1 ^1 random.

The Town of Tarmouth in Nbrfoii,
has for its Arms ^ Argent, a Chcvroa
between three Seals Feet erected and
eraz'd Sable.

Tate of Bucimghamffjire'^ The Field is

J L^^ I Party per FefTe crenelle Argent axKi Sa^
1 riJ*T_Jl ^^' ■ ^* ^^t^^ counterchang'd.

Si

Mf»'

Tfe GRAMMAR

0

75:71 Telkfi', TKe Field is Argent, three

"-■^ I Eagle's Heads eraz'd Sable, beaked Or.

I ' ■ ■

I Terwonh of Wtltfiire'^ The Field is

I Argent, three Buck's Heads cabofh'd

* Sable.

Teo o{ Devonjhire-^ He bea%eth Ar-
gent, a Chevron Sable between thre^
Turkey-Gocks in their Pride proper.

Q>Q) ®
© CD

Tmng of Salop '^ The Field is Argent^
three Rofes Gules. I told you fomier-
ly, in the Arms of Beverly^ why in bla-
zoning Red Rofes I did not term them
Proper, to which I refer you.

Toung of London-^ He beareth Ldzcn-
§y Argent and Vert, on a Bend Azure
three Unicorn's Heads eraz'd Or.
^ There are Seven other Families of
this Name, in. divers Counties, who all
bear different Arms.

Zcuch of DerbyJI:. He beareth Gules,
ten Befants (4, 3, 2, i.J and a Canton
Ermine. Let the Reader call to mind
here, the Cautions given Chap. I. Sei^.
9. and the Qbfervations on the Arms
of Fi-pont,

Jp

Appendix I.

T^f Arms of fome Bnglifl) Families now extinU^ or who
have loji their Degree of Veer age ^ with thofe born by
remarkable Terjons: Principally fuch as are not to be
found in the foregoing Lifi,

Ahtotj E. of Worcefler^ in the

D O

Reign of King William Rufus^ bare for
his Paternal Coat, Party per pale To-
paz and Ruby, three Roundles coun*
terchang*d.

Alfreton old Barons o[ Alfreton ia
JDerbyJhire ^ He beareth Azure, 2 Che-
vrons Or.

pA;'^Qv j The right Rev. and famous Dr. Lan-

^XJ^^J^XV I celot Andrews^ once Biftiop QiWinchef-

^"^i^J t^t bare*. Argent^ on a Bend engrail'd

J^Cj ; between two cotifes Sable, three Mul-

6^^ lets Or.

Armiger of Norfolk*^ He beareth A-^
zure, two Bars Or between three Hel-
mets Argent.

Eummus

7he Vtrfi Appendix.

EKPKpIil Eummim de la BreShy who attended
Slliiiiliilii'l K. Bdmard I. in his Expedition againft
' ifilfiitlli Scotland^ bare in his Shield only Gides.

Sir Guy Bryarry a Kt. of the Garter
under K. Edt&ard \lh bare ^ Or, three
Piles meeting near in the bafe Point of

the Efcocheon, Azure«

The Family of Bullein (or Boleri) of
which was 'Thomas ORce Earl of Wilt-
fowtj and the Lady Annay Mother to
Q £//;cAf^, bare ^ Argent, a Chevron
between three Buills Heads couped Sa-
Me. But thU jiands wrong.^

The Fanllly qf Bialery once Barons
oiBramfijeldy bare*, Gul^s, a Feflfe chec-
iie Argent and Sable, between 6 Crols

tm C:rofle:ts Or.

^ilkJ-mdOr,

Trre ancient Famirly of the CatlUms^
i^eftdang, (if not €xtin£t): in Northamp-
-ion-jhire 'j, Party per Chevron Argent

tmm.

i'4i

b;,!.

C^StrfJl

The Firfi Appendix.'

Geffrey Chaucer^ Eiq^ our famous old
I Englifh Poet, bate ^ Party per Pale Ar-
' gent and Gules, a Bend counterchan-
ged.

Henry Courtney^ Marq. of Exeter and
E. of Devon^ tenip. Hen, VIII. enviro-
ned the Sovereign Arms with this Bor-
,,. der (as an Augmentotionj which is bla-
!^i zoned briefly, a Border Quarterly Eng-
'^ land and France.

The Family oiCromxvel^ Baron ofOk-
ton^ in the Reign of King Charles the
firft, bear *, Quarterly per Fefle indent-
ed Or and Azure, four Lions paffant
counterchang*d.

Edmund Crouchhacky E. o{ Lancafier
in the Reign of his Brother K. Edward
I. bare*. Mars, a tricorporated Lion^
ifTuing out of the three Corners of the
Efcocheon, all meeting under one Head
in the FelTe Point, Sol, langued and
armed Jupiter.

SiK Perducas Dalhreth^ a very War-
like Knight in the Reigrl of K. Edward
III. bare Gules, a Border indented Ar-
gent

Sir

the Firjl Appendix.

'.^

Sir Francis Drake o( Tly mouthy bare|

ble, a FefTe wavy between the two

inl Pole Stars, Arftick^ and Antaraicke^

?fC I Sable,

lii'

m

Argent.

T King Edward^ ("commonly call'd the'

5 ft:^ \ Confe(for^\>2XQ'. Jupiter, a Crofs-Patonce
J l.,-^.! between five Martlets Sol.

King Egbert bare V Jupiter a Crofs-
Patonce Sol.

--1 I Etheldred, King of the Wefl-Sdxonsj
' '^'^ ^ \^ho liv*d ^«w 946, barej Jupiter,
a Crofs-Potent fitched Sol.

Eudo^ E. o{ Albemarle in the Reigll
6f the Cmgueror. Gutts, a CroferPatonce

^> verry.

Ei^h,

Tf?e Firji Appendix,

Eurcy Barons o^Whitton-^ Quarter-
Ij Or and Gules, on a Bend Sabde, 3
Efcallops Argent.

Henry Titzj-'Roy^ D, of Richmond Sind
Somerfet^ and E. of Nottingham^ who
was bale Son to K. Henry VIII. bare;
Gules, a Border quarterly composed of
purflew Ermine, and connter-compo-
ny Or and Azure.

Fierce Gwefionej "E^ of Cornwalij ia.
the Time of K. Edward II, Vert, fix
Eaglets difplaid Or, membred and bea-
ked Gules.

The ^^r^^V Family, Barons of C7^-
rards Bromley-, bare^ Argent, a Saltire
Gules. There are of this Family ftill
refiding in LancaQnre^ but I infert this
fand Ibme others^ among the Families
thought to be extinft, becaufe they are
loft to the Peerage.

The Family ofGoringy Earls of iVT^r-
mch-i bare*. Argent, a Chevron be-
tween three Annulets Gules.

«

Hugk

J he Pur ft Ajpffehdix.

ffugh de Grand^mefnillj Ld. o{ Hmkr
^ teyy a4id Lord High Steward oi Ettg-
\ land in the Reign of Henry I. bare ^
I Gules, a Pale Or.

'•>>• ^\ i.-' ■•■■■■■■-- ^ ■ ■ , , ...

f.,,,Xte Arnmof (JrifT/Z^elliou'd have been inferted in the
peneral Alphabetical.

The Kx/mn. W'illiMm Grevillcy Ld.
Brooke J bears ^ . Sablb, .i Border & Crofs
engrail'd Or, on the laft 5 Pellets.

T^ Sir Lawrence Mamelden^ Kt. in the

\^Ti Reign of K. Edward II. He bare, Ar-

pJ^ gent, a Frett of eight Pieces Gulesj

each cha,r^*d in the aiidft with Fleurs

de Lis Or,

.Harfifon^oi^artfordjhire}, He bears
bi-, on a Cirofs Gules five Pheons of the
firft.

-^ A^[ Johnljflip, Abbot of Weftminfier in
^^i^l the Year 1500, bare; Ermine, aFelTc

T

Th«

The Firft, Appendix!

The old Chefijire Family of Knols or
Knollys^ alias Kmwlesj bear *, Gulesy a
Chevron Argent charg'd with 3 Rofes
ofthefirflr.

±rp) m\ William Kmxples^ E. of Banbury^ tern,
Ir^^l ^^^'^' Azure, ferny of Grofs-Cfroflets,
=^, I and a Crofs recerelle voided Or.

The famous Archbifliop Latidy bare ;
Sable, on a Chevron between three Ef
toils Or, as many CrofTes-Pattee fitch-
ed Gules.

The Family of Leigh^ formerly Earls
ofChichefierj bore*. Gules, aSaltireen-
grail'd Argent, in the firft quarter a Lo-
zenge of the fecond.

,^^ >c4ij The Lovelace^ s Barons of Hurley^ in

^^^' ^41 the Reign of K. Charles I. bare. Gules,

I on a Chief indented Sable, 3 Martlets

T 2

Hitgh

7he Fir/J Appendix.

Hugh Lupus^ Earl of Cheftery in th^
Conquerpr's Time: Azure, a Wolve's
Head erar'd Argent.

The MdcMoide\ fuppos'd to be an
old Scotch Family^ bare-, Or, a Moun-
tain Azure, inflanied proper.

Randolph Mefchinesy E. of Carli/te in
tlie Time of K. William I. bare •, Or, a
Lion rampant Gules, his Tail erefted.
But here the Cutter has made a Faulty
for the Tail Jhould have been elevated at
high as the Head*

Peter de Mololacu^ in the Time of
K. Edward III. bare *, Or, a Bend Sa^

ble»

~ ^•' I Bimon de Montfordy E. of Leicefier
'^'^:mr^^)\ in t^e Reign of King John. Gules, a
3^^^J1 Lion rampant, his Tail double forked

Saltireways Argent.

Hishard

7he Firji Appendix.

Richard Narboon^ Vljier King of Armi
in Ireland^ bare. Or, the Perclofe of 3
demy Garters, nowed Azure, garnifh-
ed of the firft, with a Martlet for dif-
ference.

Odo^ Bifhop of Bay on and Earl ojf
-^f 't, in the Time of William the Con"
^«^^«- his half Brother, bare*, Gules,
on a ^ion rampant Argent, a Bilhop*$
Crofier^n Bend finifter, Or.

GuUelimus Ig Percy ^ bare ^ Or, a Li-
on rampant double Quevee Azure.

Hugh de Fu{atZj Bilhoj of Durham
and E. of ISlortJoumberlana^ in K. Ste-
phen's Reign. Party per Saltne Or and
Argent, a Crofs-Pattee Azure.

Roger dc Quincy^ E. of Winton^bire\
Gules, ieven Mafcles conjoined, 3, 3, i,
Ox»

The

The Utrji Appendix:*

11

^-^^

The Learned Smetim had for Arm§»
Gules, a Chevron Sable betw^^« three
Crefcents Argent,

Stephen (Son to 5f^<?» E. of Bloys^
by Alice^ third Daughter to K. Willtam
thQ Conqueror) Ki^ of England^ An.
Bom. 1 1 37. bare l^^is Enfigns Armo-
rial, Mars, a Sa^tariws SoL

. / .
Sutton f^nciently Barons of Dudley
Caftle) b^e. Or, a Lion rampant doi^
ble Quf^ee Vert.

Vaux^, now of Northampton^ once
Lord Harrowden'^biw. Checkie Arr
gent and Azure, on a Chevron of the
firil, three Rofes Giiles*

Gilbert Vmf revile^ E. oi Anguijhj in
the Time of K. Hniry HI. Gules, fe-
rny of Ciofles-Patonce, and a Cynkfoil

©r.

The

The Birfl Appendix.

Tfee Famous William of Wickhami
BifKop of Whchefier^ bare : Argent,
two Chevrons Sable, between 3ir€«
Roies Gules^

The Family ofWeodvUe^ Earls Ry-^
"Vers in the Time of King Edward the
IVth. bare -J Argent, a Feffi and ^a*
ton Gules*

Wyatt of Kent and JDevm % Party per
Feffe Gules and Azure, a Barnacle Ar-
gent,

Zmrithy He beareth Party per Bend
fiaifter Argent and Gales,

Ap:

Appendix IL

Of Rare Bearings in Foreign Nations, by which is not
meant thofe Arbitrary Forms^ fo common in other Coun*
triesy but fuch as are fubje&:ed to Englijh Hemidry^
tho perhaps not in ufe among us*

Albertus de Alafco^ a PoUJh Prince,
bare^ Mars, the Hull of a Ship, hav-
ing only a main Maft and^a Top, with-
out any Tackling, SoL

William Duke oiAquitain and Gwyen^

a^^^ [ one of the Peers of France j bare ^ Mars,
-^.,^;|~~^, a Ii)n paflant gardant Sol.

The Arms belonging to the King*
dom o( Baldachia Siicc'^ Jupiter, three
Banners difveIlop*d in Bend, Sol.

^ » The Family of Berchem^ Lord Ber-
chem in Brabant^ bear ^ Argent, three
PUlets Gules*

trini*^

77;e Second Appendix

late, Anno 141 3. bare^ Gules, an Aa-
gel {landing dire<ft, with his Hands
conjoyned & elevated upon his Breaft,
habited in a long Robe clofe
gent, his Wings dilplaid Or.

Ihillp Chalhot^ E. of Nervhlanch in
France^ bare ^ Or, three Ckalbots hau-
riant Gules.

This Coat Armour is born hy the
Name of Chaxdas^ and thus blazoned ;
Or, a Mound Sable, environed with a
Circle, and enfign'd with a Crctfi A-
v«llane, Guks» . ^

Robert UArtoisy a Frenchman j barey
Argent, a File of three Points Gules,
each ch^rg'd with as m:any Towers Or.

!j^^^.'x<^»5^<

The Venetian Family of Dolphin (2s
GwHUtH fays) bear *, Azure, three Dol-
phins naiant, extended in Pale, barry,
Or.

Mhrhardniy

The Se(ond Appendix.

Eberhardusj once Bifhop of Luhrich
in Saxony', bare \ Saphire, a Bifhop feat-
ed in his Chair^ habited in his Pontifi^
cals fuftaining his Crofier in his left Arm,
ftaied upon his Chain, his right extend-
ed to the dexter Corner of the Efco^
cheon, Pearl.

The Family of Feria^ in Spain^ bear
Or, five Fig-Leaves m Saltire proper*

The Spanilli Family of Gamhoa^ are
(among others^ an Example of bearing
Leavesj for their Arms are. Or, three
Woodbine Leaves pendant Azure*

He beareth Azure, ifluant out of a
Mount in Bafe, three Wheat Stalks,
bladed and eared proper, by the Name
oiGarz^oni^

mriTT;

iRnruu

bnnf

The Dutch Family oiLishrh bears,
Or, three Files barways Gules, the
firft having 5 Paints, the ieeond 4,
the third 3.

The

7he Second Appendixl

The Field is Gules, a GievaHer sx-
med at all Pointe, a cape a pee, bran-
diihing his Sword aloft Argent, gar-
niftied Or, mounted on a barbed Cour-
fer fumifh'd throughout of, and as the
fecond. This Coat Armour belongs to
^he Dutchy of Lithuania.

The Family of Menidorpe in Holfa-^
tia^ bear-. Party per Pile tran^os'd.
Or, Gules and Sable^

The Arms belonging to the Kingdom
of Moravioy are thus blazon'd '^ Jupi-
ter, an Eagle dilplaid checkie Sol ansd
Mars*

A Foreigner, named Morten^ bare ^
Argenty a File of three Points in Bei^
Sable*

Thefe are the Arms of tfie noble G*
ty of Norenberg-} viz.» kmrt^ an Har*
py difpkid, armed, crined and crown-
ed Or*

V2

JKJ^

TJ}e Second Appendix.

He beareth party per Pale and Bale,
Gules, Argent, Sable. This Cpat is
born by the Name of Panowltz.,

LazMrus van Schwendl^ a Dutchman^
bare *, Azure, four Spears in Bend, gar-
nifli'd with Penoncels dexterways, fur;
niounted Saltireways ot as many like,
Argent.

r— i~i

<:s.

%.^.

The Region of Sdavonia in the jidn-
atlck Seay has for its Arms *, Argent, a
Cardinars Hat, with Strings pendant
and platted in Tme Love, the Ends
I meeting in Bafe, Gules.

Thefe Arms belong to the City ofSe-
vll in Spain-, and are thus blazoned, To-
paz, a King enthroniz'd on his Royal
Seat Saphire, crowned, fceptred and in-
veftedofthe firft.

The Dutch Family of ^WT?^!', bears-.
Argent, t^^^o Billets raguled and trunk-
ed, placed Saltireways, the finifter fur-
mounted of the dexter. Azure, inflamed
on their Tops, proper.

He

Tl^ Secmi Appendixl

He beareth Paly of fix. Argent and
Gules, on a Chief as the Field, as ma-
ny Crefcents, all counterchang*d. This
is an Italian Coat, born by the Name
of SiUto*

The Arms of the City of Toledo^ in
Spain^ are^ Jupiter, a Crown mitral
Imperial Sol, Garniftied and Enriched
with fundry Gems, proper.

The Duke of Wittenberg quarters this
Coat, being the Arms of Dominion of
Phiert-, and are thus blazoned*, Gules,
two Pikes hauriant endorfed, Argent.

*

The SwediJ/j Family de Wolf a, bears ^
Or, a lighter-Boat in Feflcj Gules.

The Family of Zuflo in Venice^ bear^
Party per FefTe Or and Azure.

A LlSf-^tke^ Snhfctibtfs y with the Arms ofthfe
who hme fsnt them to be infirted^

^^ Mz^ Fletcher Albert of Dorfetfhire^

- — ^ Amhfer oi Kirkton in theCoiSn-
tY of Limohy Efq^ defcended by the
Mather's Side from the Syhfie's of Syb-*
fiey kn aaeient Family in the MdCoua^
tyy bears for his PatermI Cout ^ Sable,
a Crofs ErnimQy m the firft Quarter a
Leopard's Head Argent* Crefi, Oa a
I^my Leopard Argent^ boMing a Laurel

^ailli.

The Rev, Mr. J^^i^^; Anderforry M.
A> Mkiifker of the Gofpel, he bears ^
Azure, ai Saltire between three MuJ-
let% in Bafe a. Crefcent Argent*

Ihomm Aflmr^yYX% Hi& Arms are.
Gules, a, Crols^ between four Fleurs de
Lis Argent, For Four Booh*

Mr. y^mej Auflin o( ^outhwar'ky In-
trentor of the Perfian Ink-Powder. He'
beareth Argent, on a Felle between z-
Chevrons . Sable, three Crofs - Crucets
for long CrofTes; Or. Creft. A Crofs
as above, between two Wings Sable.

Mrs.

Jl Ltjl of tk Suhfcrihers.

Mrs. Margaret Baher ^ Tlie Amis of

Her Family are. Argent, on a Fellt?

Gules, three Falcons Heads eraz'd of

Mr. John Barhr of Warsjield m
Berkflnre^ Argent, a Saltire Sable, or,.
a Chief of i}iit fecond^ hn^ Efcaiiops
Ermine«

Mr. Jof, Barret of Shropjbsre and Ox-
fordf/jire '^ The Field is Gnles, on a Chief
indeiited Argent, three Efcaliops Sable.
Crcji. On a Torce Argent and Gules, a
Lion rampant Or, holding between his
Paws an Efcallop Sable.

Mr. Richard Baffdno of Litchfield In
the County of Stafford^ GenL bears ^
Party per Chevron Argent and Vert,
in Chief three Silkworm Flies, m Bafe
a Mulberry Branch, all counterchangM*

Mr. Benjamin Bedford'^ This Gen^
tleman fwith a few othersj not having
fent us fufficient Inftru£tions, we have
only inferted the Arms on their Seals
wijthout any Blazon^

iflx. niAim BUrngfiM,

A Lifl of the SuhjcriberSn

M Mr.Amk BesieleyofTerk/hlre'^ He

j§ beareth Argent, three Torteauxes, and

O C%^ ^ Chief Guies.

Mr. Francis BicUey.

Mr. Anthony Biddulph\ He beareth
Vert, an Eagle diiplaid Argent.

Mr. Edmund Blunt of Vxhridge ^ He
beareth, Barry nebule of fix Or and
Sable.

The Rev. Mr. Jcfeph Bohnham^ Re6lor of Stoah-Alh
m Norfolk See his Arms in Page 36.
Mr. Peter Bokenham^ jun. ,

Mrs. Eliz,aheth Boldj Widdow of Ri-
chard Boldj of Bold in the County of
Lancajier-, Eiq;, She claims right to bear \
Argent, a Griffin fegreant Sable, mem-
bred Or,

John Bond of Brooklandy in the Pa-
rifh of Mushwy^ Bevonjh, Gent. He
bears, Argent, on a Chevron Sable, 3
Bezants.

Qpt.

A Liji of the Suhfcriheri.

Captain Fhilip Bp/s oi Hawkherfi in
Kent^ His Arms, Or, a Griffin fegre-
ant Sable, within a Border Gules. He
is the third Son of the fecond Houfe.

My. DenmfJgton Bradley'^ Who bears
Argent, a Feffe Azure between three
Belt Buckles Gules. Crelt On a Torce
a Nightingal chantant, relling her felf
oil a thorny Bough.

Brooke Bridges^ Elq^ He beareth A-
zure, three Water-Budgets Or, with-
in a Border Ermine *, a Creicent on a
Crefcent for Diiference, as fecond Son
of the fecond Houfe. Creji, Out of a
Crown, a Blackmore's Head couped,
proper, &c,

John Bromfield of Haywood in Hhs
County of Southampton^ Efq^ bears two
Coats Quarterly *, ift & 4th Sable, on a
Chevron Argent 3 Broom Branches Vert
budded proper, a Cantoa Or, charg'd
with a Spear headed Azure, embrued,
broken in the Truncheon, by the Name
oi Bromfield, 2d and 3d Gules, three Garbs Or, in a
Border ingraird of the^ fame. Crefi. A demy Tyger
Azure, the Main and Tail Argent, langued Gules, hold-
ing in his Paws a Sword, hilted and pomel'd Silver,
purfled Gold, the Blade broken.

Mr.

A Ufi of tU Suhjcri^^n^

Mr. Nicholas Browne of Vxhridge\
His. Arm^ are, Argent, an Eagle dii-
piaid Sa,ble, charg'd m^ the Breaft with
a B!^2;ant.

Kqv, M^» Jofeph Burroughs.

Mr. Robm Calcrtfij als. Colcroftj I
find in Fullers Worthies-) among thole
Gentlemen who took the Oaths to K.
Hewj^ 6. the Nannes of Richardus Call-
croft de Chejierjieldf and Thome Caller oft;
de Chefierfield') nnder the TTitle ofDer-
hyfljire \ from whom 'tis very probable
our Subfcriber is deicended- His Arms are, Ermine,
three Lioncels pafTant guardant in Pale Gules.

Mr. Nathaniel Calvert of London \
He bears Paly of fix Or, and Sable, a

Bend counterchans'd. . ** ; > I

Tfh^ ivev. Mr., Henry Cantrd^ M. A.

Sir, Nicholas Carew^ Bar. fee his Arms ^ t th^ Beg^in-

^^in§„

jufe after tke. Rules.

Mt. Man Chajnhre •, His Coat is ve-
ty odd and remarkable,^ the Field^Q^^
a Gr<^ls Ermine between. four Maryets^
riiing proper, ('for Augmeutationjt on •
a Ghief Azure, a Snake coronee d;e;;
vo tiring a Child proper, betweea tv^o .
Rofes Giiies. Motto: En Dieu elt tout.
Now, tho' in the General Rules of Blazon, I have kl
it down foi* one, That it is falfe- Heraldry to bear Me-
*'-" t4

A Liji ofth ^iihfcrihrf.

tal m Metdy or Colour on Cdiovjty^jQt the above Aug-
mentation tran%reires herein, a? do liaany more which
Mr. Guyboyi in his IntroduBion to Lctrin Blaz.G;^j has e^
numerated : So that this Rtde.is not without Excepts
ens. ••'"* ■•■''' ■' ' ■ •''■'':"'^:^:

Mr. John Clapcottx The Field is A-
zurc, on a Chevron Or^ between three
Herons Argent, as many Hurts. Crejhi
A Buck's Head cotiped Sable, armeci
Or.

Thomas Clarke of (jrafs-hnj Lond*
Efq^ The Field is Argent, on a Bend
Gules between three Pellets, as many'
Swans proper. Crefi:. A demy EagJ4
difplaid.

The Rev. Mr. Chrifiopher Clarke*

John Cluerj Printer in Bow-Church".
yard') London.^ who cuts Signs^ &Co on
Wood or Copper, beareth ^ Argent^ a
St3^ding-Cup covered^ Sable.

Mr. Cole of Kingjlreet-y London.

.^ Coxeter .of Letchlade In Com,

Glo^cejh E{q^ The Field is Argent, a
Chevron between three Cocks Heads
eraz'd Gulesa crefted and jeliop'd Or.

X 2

The

A Lijl of the Suhfcrihers.

The R^v. Mx.Jphn jDauUfige^ jun.
This Gentleman, and (bme few others,
muft excu(e our inierting their Arms
without the Blazon, fince we would
not have done it had they given us the
needful Inftruflions.

Simon Degg of Derhyjhire^ Gent, bears.
Argent, on a Bend Azure, three Fal-
cons volant of the firft, with a Crefcent
for Difference. Crefi, On a Ducal Co*
ronet Or, a Falcon volant proper.

Mr. Willi Am Dohbs,

John Dowdaly Elq^ the Arms, GhIcs,
a Feffe between three Doves Or.

Mr. John DowyeTy Carver.

William Enrich of the Afiddle-Tem-
plij Efqj He bears*, Argent, a Lion ram*
pant and Chief Gules.

Charles Eyjion of Bafi Hendred^ Berh

1^ j /;/r^, E(q^ His Arms are Sable, three
^ i Lioncels rampant Or, armed and lam
gued Gules.

Mr,

A Liji of the Suhferihers]

Mr. Tho, Fairfax y Gent. The Field
is Argent, three Bars gemelles Gules,
over all a Lion rampant Sable,

Mr. Jofsph Fawthrop.

William Fellowes of Lincoln s-lnn-y Elq^
one of the Mailers of the High Court
of Chancery, bears Quarterly, ift and
4th Azurey a Fefle dancette Ermine,
between three Lions Heads eraz'd Or^
crowned with mural Coronets Argent,
by the Name of Felloms. 2d and 3d
Argent, two Etolphins hauriant refpe<^ant Sable, by
the Kame of Coulfon. Creft. A Lion's Head as in the
Coat, gorg'd with a Fefle dancette Ermine.

Mr. John Foy»

lytche of Banbury Place in Ef-

fex *, He beareth Vert, a Chevron be-
tween three Leopards Heads Or. Creft.
A Leopard's Head Or, pierced thro*
the Cheeks by a Sword proper, Pomel
Or.

William Gilpin of Scaleby^ CumherL
Efq. bears: Or, a Boar paflant Sable.

Barnham Qoodh E%

Roger

A Lijl tf the SuhfcHhers.

Roger Gmnt^ Efq, Ocnlift in Ordi-
nary to His Majefty King George^ bears ^
Eriiilne, on a Chevron Gules five Be-
lants,: Creft. A Fleur de Lis Azure.

Mr. Simon GriheUn»

Mr, Thomas GyH, of Barton in York-
fiircj bears. Sable, a PaJe bety/een fom
four Fieiirs de Lis On

.j^^^^^l Mt, Owen Hall-) S(m of Bartholomew
C||T3T~I>:| Jiall of Barkham in Barkftnre^ Efq*^ de-
S^i^iS^I fcended from the Halls ofOxfordfiire^
bears *, Ermine, five Barulets Gules,
over all three Efcocheons Or, a M4^
let-for Difference.

Mr- John Haffel of St. Giles* s^ Lon-
don'. He beareth Vert, three Adders
erefted Argent, a Crefceat on a Cref-
cent for Difference.

CharUs

A Liji of the Sd/crihersl

Charles HciTukocky Efq^ He bearetli
Gules, a dexter Haad couped and erec-
ted Argent, on a Chief of the fecond^
three Cocks of the firft. Creji. A Cock
Gules.

'^\) \ \XJ ^r- 7^^*^ Hauft^d. Sir Will
^,%JX^-|in| dale^ in his Baronage j makes

Mr. Johri Haufted. Sir WiUlam Dug-
, , , ...tle^ in his Baronage^ makes mention
v^^^oJ-i-^ of one John de Haujicdy who flourilliU
^■^sN^^ I in the Reigns of Edward the lid, and
'^/S^! Edward the Illd. and had Lands in the^
^^ County oi Nonhampton'^ in the I5tli
of Edward thQ lid. this John had th©
le and Honoujr of Clare in the County of Suffolk^
committed to his Charge, in the ift of £^71?. the Hid.
he was made Senefchal of Gafcclgne: He had Summons
to Farliaraent in the 6th. 8th and 9th Years of that
King's E.eign, but never after. From this Perfon our
SiiblcrilSer thinks himfelf defcended, and bears^ Gales,
a Chief chetkie Argent and Azure, over all a Bend Er-
minco

Mr. James Hayes.

Jofeph Hayn of the Middle-Temple^
Efq^ defcended from thQ Hayns of Hayn
in the County of Devon ^ He bears Ar-
gent, a Chevron Gules between tkrae^
Martlets Or.

John Hilton of the City of Gloucef-
ter^ eldefl Son to Richard^ late oi Rhea
Hall in the County of St afford ^ now of
London y Efq^ bears quarterly, lit and
4th Argent, tv^ Bars Azure. 2d Or,
fix Annulets Gules. 3d. Argent, three
Daggers diverfe Gules. Creji, Mofes
Head. Benja-

A Lijl of the Suhjcribers.

@ ® ®

DM

Benjamin Hodgfon of Cumberland^ G'
The Field is Gules, three Efcocheons
Argent, between nine Befants.

Mr. Thomas Holbeeh

Mr. "John Holroyd bears. Azure, an t
Fefle dancette Argent, between three
Griffins pafTant Or, as many Efcallops
Gules. Crefi, On a Wreath of his Co-
lours, a demy Griffin Sable, holding
a Ducal Crown Gold.

John Hooj Serjeant at Law *, Quar-
terly Sable and Argent, in a Border Er-
hiinois. Crefi, On a Torce of his Co-
lours, a Maidenhead proper,, in a Gold
Ring.

■ ,-- -. Hunt rf Wifimmfier^ Eiq-, He
bears Vert, a Saltire Or. Creft A Li-
on ieiant Ermine.

Mr, Senjamin Hymners o( New-tmf^
G«nt. The Arms are Argent, a Crols-
bow unbent in Pale Sable, between 3
Cocks, crafted and jellop'd Gules.

Arthur

A Lift of the Sub/crlben]

Arthur In^am-f Eiqj

'Johnfon of Spalding iri Lincoln-

finre^ Eiq^ defcended from the Ancient
Houfe of Fttzrjehany fometimc Lords
of Aln€wick-i Malton^ Walton^ Skmil-
ton^ Burdelosy and Barons of the Realm,
beareth for his Paternal Coat, Or, %
Water-Budget Sable, on aChief of the
fecond (for on Augmentation^ three Annulets as the
firft. Crefi, A Pair of Ravens Wings proper, ifTuant
from a Ducal Coronet. Motto, 0»us fub Honore. He
quarters Downes of Dehnam in Suffolk^ being the imme-
diate Heirefs of that Family.

Mx.Togar Jones.

BenediEb Jthell of Temple Dingley in
the County of Hertf or dy Efq*, beareth
Quarterly two Coats ^ ift and 4th Ar-
gent, a Crols raguled, flored at the
Ends Sable, between 4 Cornifh Coughs
proper, by the Name of Ithell. 2d and
3d Party per Pale Or and Gules, two
Lions rampant endorfed, counterchang*d, by the Name
of Delmod. Creftn On a Ducal Coronet, a riling Cor?
nifh Cough proper.
Captain John Kaye.

Robert Keel of the Inner Temple ^ Eft.
bears. Sable, a Bend Ermine, between
twQ Cotifes flory Or.

Mr;

A L'iji of the Subfcrihers.

Mr. Samuel Kent of Gloucejier. Tor Six Books,
John JCer of Clerkenwely M. D.

Henry Knollys^ Efq. bears: Gules,
on a Chevron Argent three Rofes of
the firft, a Canton Ermine.

Mr. Edward Leake.

T Mr. Lancelot Lee of Stoke- Newington

„ in the County of Mlddlefex , He bears

pliprH Gules, a FefTe checkie Or and Azure,

tfi between ten Billets (four above and fix

[1 I below) Argent.

' Mr. JValter Lec^ Mafon.
Mr. Peter Leman*
Dr. Richard Lilly,

Narci[fus Luttrellj Efq^ He bears Or,
a Bend between fix Martlets, Sable.
Crcfr* A Boar {landing Argent, crined
Or, charg'd on the Shoulder with a
double Rofe Gules.

_ Lynne of Southwicke in the

G)arity of Northampton^ Eiq^ Gules,
a demy Lion iffuant Argent, armed
and lan'gued Azure, in a Border Sable,
Bczanty. Crejh A Lion's Head eraz*d
crown'd and colier'd.

Mr-

4 Lifl of the Suhfcrihrs'.

Mr. John Marten of Su^ex^ ('defcen-
dcd from the Martens of the Province
of Aquitain in France^ who lived there
Anno 1386.J beareth Arms: Argent,
a Foine or Fitch Sable, on a Chief in-
dented Gules, three Efcallops Or.

Mr. Robert Mafon bears ^ Or, a Lion
rampant double Tete (i. e, having two
Heads; Azure.

Henry Merit on ^ E(q. This alfo is one
of the Gentlemen whofe A.rms fas we
had not fufficient Inftruifbions concern-
ing them; muft be inferted without the
Blazon.

John Michel of Kingfton Ruffel in the
County of Dorfet-, Eiq*, bears Quarter-
ly four Coats', iffc Party per Chevron
Argent and Sable, three Herons Heads
eraz'd counterchang'd, by the Name of '
Michel, 2d Gules, a Bend cotiied be- *
tween four CrofTes formy Or, by the
Name of Bingham, 3d Party per Pale Azure and Ar-
gent, in the fecond three Pallets Sable, by the Name
©f Trenchard, 4th Ermine, a Lion rampant Gules,
crowned Or, by the Name of 7^r^<?r'yz7/('. AJi whkh
he bears with a File of three Points for DiiFerence. ''.

. Doyly A^chd of Goodmans-Fields in
the County of Middlefex^ Efq^ bears.
Party per Chevron Argent and Sable,
three Herons Heads eraz'd, counter-
chang'd, with a Crefcent for Difference.
Crefi, On a Torce, a dexter Hand hold-
ing a Heron*s Head eraz'd.

Yz Th§

A Lift of the Sdfcribers^

The Rev. Mr, Mufgrave,

^ 1 "yohn NewSgate of Holt in the Cc

I I ty of Norfolk, X}ftnL Gules, three ^r

l^j)^\ t ons Paws ereaed and eraz'd Argent

' Crefl, A Lion's Head Gules.

Coun-
Li-

John Nevofham of Lancajhirt, Efq •,
bears quarterly ift and 4th Azure, on
a FeiTe Argent three Croflets Gules, by
the Name of Newfome : 2d and 3d A-
zure, a Chevron between thr^e lizent
ges Or, by the Name of Hyde.
Mr. Edward Northey *t Painter's-H(alL

Oldmiicm of Olmkon in Somerfetfi,
beareth *, Azure, a Battle- Axe in Pale
Or, headed Argent.

John Ord oiNewcajile on Tlncy E{%
The Field is Sable, three Salmons hau-
riafit Argent. Crefi. On a Helmet be-
fitting his Degree, aa Elk's Head craz'd
Argent, attired Or.

Mr. Ralph Ord.

John Packe of Stoake-AJh in Norfolk^ Efq^

Sir Geffrey Palmer^ Bar. He beareth
Sable, a Chevron Or betvreen 3 Cref-
cents Argent*, on an Inefcocheon of the
laft, a finifter Hand couped at thewrift
Gules. Crefi'. A Wivcm.

— par if.

A Lifi of the SiJbfcr^m.

< Paris. He b^Aretli Guks, 5

Unicorns Heads co^p^iJ "^Qr. ^Motto.
Vive^ ut V^ivof.

Tetltt-) Hop-Merchant.
Mr. Francis Pie^ Herald-Painter.

Thomas Polhill^ Elq. bears. Argent,
on a Bend Gules,* three Crofs-Croflets
Or. CrefL Out of a Mjaral Coronet
a Hind's Head between two Sprigs of
Oak Trucked proper.

The.Rev. Mr. W^/V//^^;/ Pollard^ Clerk,
ReOor oiTey Mitgnam Efex fEldeft
Son of Pl{illiam Pollard oi North Eyerly
in the County oi Torkf Gent, lineally
4erGe;(ided from; the Pollards of Brunt on
or Brompton in the faidjaft County, &
the Ppliards of Pollard-JIall^ in Bijbop-

Aukhnd-i in the Bifhoprick of ZJ^rijS^i?/) beareth*,Er-

niW^ a.Crofs enj^raii'd SaU^^

Pritchjard of Campjlone in the
County oi Monmouth', He beareth bar-
ry of fix Or and Azure, on a Chief of
thq firft, three Paliets between two Ef^
quires baft, dexter and fjnifter as the
fecomi, an Efcocheon, of: Pretence Ar-
gent. This Coat originally belonged
to Alortimcr-i E. of March*

Sir Edmund Prideaux^ Bar. He bear-
eth Argent, a Chevron Sable, and a File
of three Points Gules, on an Inelcoche-
on the Arms of Ulft^r. Crefl. A Sara-
cens Head fideway, armed with a Hel-
met.

Johfi

'"jwn}4piip*^

A Lfji of the Stihfcrikn^

Jfihi TridcauXy Eiq^
Lewis Fughy Gent.

The Rev. Mr. Richard Rawlinfon^ M.
A, bears ^ Gules, two Bars gemelles
between three Efcallops Ardent, with
a Crelceat for Difference,

George Rldpathy vulgo Rippet or Rip-
pethy Gent, who takes his Name from
a Baronv in the Shire of Berwick^ has
for his Paternal Coat, Argent, a Che-
vron ingrail'd between 3 Boars Heads
eraz'd Gules. The Crejt. A demy Boar
Gules, briftled and armed Or.

The Reverend Mr. Samuel Rofewell
of London^ M. A. delcended from the
Rofewelh of SomerfetfinrCy Wiltfljire and
JDevon-, fwho came in with the Con-
queror) bears ^ Party per Pale Gules
^xi^ Azure, a Lion rampant Argent*

Capt. • Sanders of KirJg-jireeiy

London. The Field is Gules, a Che-
; vron Ermine between three Bulls Heads
cabofh^d Argent, a Crekent for Differ-
ence.

— Schohsny Gent. He bcareth A-
zure, a Crofs Or. Crejh, An Antilopc*s
Head coup'd proper.

Mr.

J Lijl of the Subfcrlhers.

Mr. Jofeph Sewde^ Collector of his
Majefty's Cuftoms in the Port of Chef
ter^ bears *, Sable, a Chevron between
three Gadbees Argent.

Mr. ^ohn Servale.
Egro, Seyon-i Efq^

PCS3

^

Henry Shelley of lAwes in Sufjex^ EP-
quire j He bears Quarterly two G)ats,
I ft and 4th Sable, a Feffe engrail'd
between three Periwinkle Shells Or,
a File of three Lambeauxs for Differ-
ence. 2d and 3d Party per Pale A-
zure and Or, on a Chief of the firft.

three Leopards Heads as the fecond.

Mr. James Shepherd of Honkm^ De^
vonflnre^ a younger Branch of an anci-
ent Family of that Name, flourifhing
heretofore at Kingjionj now at Watton
in the faid County, he bears *, Sable, a
Fefle, in Chief 3 Battle- Axes Argent.

Henry Simpfon (or Sympfon) of Lon-
don^ Gent. He bears Argent, on a Chief
Vert three Crefcents of the firft.

Sir Fulmar Skipwith^ Kt.

John Slaney of Worceflerfljire^ Gent.
and of London Woollen-Draper ;, The
Arms Gules, a Bend between 2 Mart-
lets Or.

Mrs^

A Lifl of the Su^crikru

Mrs. j4nne Sotheby^ jun. of Hatton-
Garden'^ She bears Atgent, on a Fefle
between three CrbfsCroflets Sable, as
nianx Talbots paifint Or.

Capt. Chrlfiopher Spice'r of DevonJhirCy
bears. Sable, a Chevron Erminois be-
tween three Cafttes pr. Creji. Qtit o/
a Crown Mural, an Arm Holding, ac Fife-
ball ehflamed proper. Mmd. For tiffl-
dius qiii Se.

Mr. Standfafi, For [even Booh' , ^

— Stuhhe of Norfolk 'j He beareth
Sable, on a Bend Or between ^ Pheotis
Argent, as many Fermaulx Gules. And
for his Creft^ a Back s Head cabofli'd,
with a PheOn between the Horns.

The Rev. Mr. Philip Sttd^Sy 'M. A.
Archdeacon of St. jilham. bears Sable,
on a Bend Or, between three Pheons
Argent, as maTiy Fi^rhkulx Gules. Crefi,
a demy Eagle difplaid Or, holding in
his Bill an OaJc-Branch fru^ed proper^
Motto, Dominus Exaltatio mea.

Major Gen. Williafh Tatton^ bears for
his Paternal Coat, Quarterly ift &4th
Argent, a Creicent Sable. 2d aftd $d
Gules, a,Crefcent of the firft, and ano-
ther in the FefTe point for Difference,
coiinterchang'd as the Field. Crefi. A
Greyhound feiant Argent, tied by the
Neck to a Hawthorn Tree proper, with a Band Or.

Mr.

A Lift of the Suhjcrihers.

Mr. Th«mas TiUotfofj,
Mr. Francis la Touche,

George lownjhend^ Elq^ The Arms*,
'Azure, a Qievron Ermine between 3
Efcallops Argent.

Samuel Trotman of Gloucefi, Eiquirc.
He bears Argent, a Crofs between 4
Rofes Gules, on an Efcocheon of Pre-
tence the Arms of Momtague,

Mr. John Vizard,

Nicholas Weftby oiEnnis^ in the King-
dom of Ireland^ Elq*, The Field is Ar-
gent, on a Chevron Azure three Cink=
foilsof the ift. Creft. A Martlet Sable,
holding a Blade of Wheat in hismoutk.

Mr. Stephen Wheatly (or Whatley) of
Froome in Somerfetjhire \ The Arms of
the Family are. Gules, a Lion ram»
pant Argent, on a Chief Or, 3 Mul-
lets Sable. Creji. A Harfs Head ca-
bofh'd. Motto, Pelle Timor«m.

Mr

\<.A^^^? y\r ^

A Ltjl of the Suhjcribers.

Ca^.-sJtJJP^''^^"^s-, Gules, a Chevron Ermine be-

i-^^'^4^ Bears Heads couped Ar-

^ ^ ^f'h T-^^"^ ^^^^^> '^ a Border engraU-
^^<8 ed of thelaft.

y-

CrejT, An OiiTich Ur, holding a Ser^
pent prop3i% Alotto. Et jufte et vray.

Thefe Ouarterings are,.the .chief. of
t^velve, born by Edmund! WyndhaS^f

I ^'^It/hire^ Elq^ and are thus blazo-

&^^v:'^.i^,X?ft^feu^^y':^vt:hevron between 3

:^^^/4l#^^ ^Lix5n*4 <^eads '^^^iJ^'^Or. 2d Azure, a
^*¥^^^ for Difference.

M<rR^y^^: ^SxiV^Jrgsht:, a'Salttt^fengrail'd Gules.
^rlPKl-^txitj W^khi^i^hSpfmg-Skbie. The faid Ed-
inund Wyndham^ f now refiding at Hmiitngton in the
above County j was Efcuyer to his Majefty Charles II.

443^il'li.elli<>f^the,feipe. King's moft "Honourable HouP
i^olcij.: ajiii .Linealiy defcended from Richard de Wymond-

ham ofrf<Lyjmri-Jh^.p }^ .'^^^.^^ ^. who

was V/itneis to the Foundation Charfer of the P'riory
of Wy?7iondham there, Anno 1 1 39. the 5th of K. Stepheit

^:. - ^ '

^- \''ide yI<fc/;7. AnglU^ Vol. I. et Regijhr dc Prior, de
'mond.ha?n-i in JBii/licthcca Cotton*

The

A Lift of the Suhfcr]heri.

The following Coats came too late to h i/iferted in their
proper Places^ and therefore (hecaufe they are Subfcribers)
rather than leave ^em outy I have placed them here,

Mr. Francis Pie^ Herald-Painter, be-
fore mention'd, bears Party per Pale,
jBaron and Femme'j ifl Ermine, a Bend
Lozengy Gules, quarter d with Vert,
three Hounds curiant Bendways and at
random, on a Chief of the laft, a Stag
in full Speed proper, by the Names of
Pie and Wildifi. 2d. Argent, a Bend Gules between
two Torteauxes, by the Name of Strutton.

Mr. Smithy a Vintner in Cheapfide'^
He bears Argent, a Chevron between
three Leopards Heads Gules. Creft,
In a Crefcent Argent, a Leopard's
Head Gules.

N, B. The chief Faults the Author has obferv'd, are.
In the Rules, page 13. the laft ImQ^for Drake of Gref-
low r. Grefley of Drakelow. Page 18. /. 2. add San-
guine. In the Arms of Bedingfield^ for Sable r. Gules.
In the Arms of the Bilhoprick of Bangor^ for Blood r.
Pitch. What others are, he has not difcover'd, but
defires the Reader to am6tid as he finds them.

PI til s.

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